TSC Model Question English Lower Cecondary

This [Sample] Model Question Paper 2078 is prepared on the basis of the TSC curriculum. This sample question is prepared considering the subjective ex

Government of Nepal Teacher Service Commission Open Competitive Examination Sample Question Paper 2078

This [Sample] Model Question Paper 2078 is prepared on the basis of the TSC curriculum. This sample question is prepared considering the subjective exam of English subject for Secondary level

Level: Lower Secondary

Subject: English

Full Marks:100 Pass Marks:40

Time: 3hrs

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Section A: Pedagogy

  1. Teaching speaking is a challenging job for basic level English language learners. You have to teach the speaking skill to Grade 6 students. How do you teach speaking skills creatively? Develop a lesson plan to teach speaking skills for grade 6 students. (4+6=10)

  2. What kinds of professional development activities are required to support English language teachers in a multilingual classroom? Describe any three of them. (10)

  3. It is said that ICT helps teachers to introduce new pedagogical tools in English language classrooms. It allows teachers to produce and modify resources quickly and easily. As an English language teacher, do you see any shortcomings in using ICT tools in the Nepalese context? Justify. (10)

Section B: Content

  1. Compare English sound system with Nepali sound system and point out the similarities and differences between them. Why do native speakers of English feel difficulty in pronouncing nasalized Nepali sounds? (6+4=10)

  2. Write a short story by using local characters and context on one issue of your local community. (10)

  3. Our classrooms receive students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Their knowledge of culture has often been underused and devalued in teaching English language. What effect of this do you see in students' learning of English? (10)

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Ramji Acharya
Kathmandu University, School of Education

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