SCHOOL-BASED ASSESSMENT (SBA) - 2025

END-OF-YEAR ASSESSMENT
SUBJECT: ENGLISH FINAL TERM
GRADE-6
[Paper A: 48 Marks, Paper B: 52 Marks, Total: 100 Marks], Time = 3 hours
School Name: GHS CHAK 112 MURAD (EMIS: 31120008)

ANSWER KEYS
Q. No.1 : b Q. No.2 : a Q. No.3 : b

Q. No.4 : c Q. No.5 : b Q. No.6 : b

Q. No.7 : c Q. No.8 : b Q. No.9 : c

Q. No.10 : d Q. No.11 : a Q. No.12 : c

Q. No.13 : c Q. No.14 : a Q. No.15 : d

Q. No.16 : d Q. No.17 : a Q. No.18 : c

Q. No.19 : a Q. No.20 : d Q. No.21 : a

Q. No.22 : b Q. No.23 : b Q. No.24 : a

Q. No.25 : b Q. No.26 : c Q. No.27 : a

Q. No.28 : a Q. No.29 : a Q. No.30 : b

Q. No.31 : c Q. No.32 : c

ANSWERS / RUBRICS
Question No.33:
Item Rubric (English) :
Sample Answer:
Name: Alia (or any)
Father’s Name:Tariq (or any)
Time: 10:30 AM (or any)
Gender: female / male
Age:15years (or any)
Date:12-09-2024 (any correct date or date format)
Blood Group: B +ive (any blood group)
Phone Number: 03001234567 (or any)
City: Lahore (or any)
Address: House no 12, Iqbal Town Lahore(or any)

Award of Marks:
Name: _______________(1)
Father’s Name:________ (1)
Time:________________ (1)
Gender: ______________(1)
Age:_________________ (1)
Date:________________ (1)
Blood Group: _________(1)
Phone Number: _______(1)
City:________________ (1)
Address: ____________(1)

Deduction of Marks:
Mechanics

No mark will be deducted for up to 3 mistakes in punctuation, grammar and spelling.

Every four mistakes in punctuation, grammar and spelling will lead to a deduction of one mark from gained marks.
Capitalization errors will be included in the punctuation errors.
Maximum deduction of marks of punctuation, grammar and spelling will not exceed 2 marks.

Question No.34:
Item Rubric (English) :
Examination Hall,
City A.B.C.
March 20, 2024
My Friend,
Assalam-o-Alaikum! I hope this letter finds you well. I am thrilled to invite you to a special occasion - my sister's wedding! It's hard to believe
that she's all grown up and starting her new life. The wedding is scheduled for March 22, 2024 in Lahore. It would mean a lot to me and my family if
you could join us to celebrate this occasion. We have planned a fantastic ceremony and reception, and it wouldn't be the same without you.
Your presence would bring so much happiness to my sister and me. We have shared so many memories, and this would be another special one to add
to the list.

Your kind Friend,

X.Y.Z.

1. Award of Marks:
a. Address --------------------------- (1)
b. Date ------------------------------- (1)
c. Salutation ------------------------(1)
d. Body ----------------------------- (6)
e. Closing ---------------------------(1)
a. Sample Address Format: (1)
Examination Hall,
City ABC/ abc. (Address may be written on either corner of the page)
b. Sample Date Formats: February 24, 2018; 24th February, 2018 (1)
c. Salutation: My Dear; Dear Friend; Dear Ali / Alia, etc. (1)
d. Body of the Letter: Clearly express thoughts, providing specific details and examples. Marks (6) Convey some thoughts, but lack specific details
or examples. Marks (4) Mention your thoughts but do not elaborate with specific details or examples. Marks (2) Fail to effectively communicate
thoughts or feelings. Mark (No Mark)
e. Closing: It should be informal and friendly e.g. “Yours”; “See you”; “Take care” etc. (May be written on either corner of the page) Marks (01)
2. Deduction of Marks: Mechanics: No mark will be deducted for up to 3 mistakes in punctuation, grammar and spelling. Every four mistakes in
punctuation, grammar and spelling will lead to a deduction of one mark from gained marks. Capitalization errors will be included in the punctuation
errors.
Incorrect contextual interpretation (No Mark)

Question No.35:
Item Rubric (English) :
Sample Answers:
1. Cleanliness is necessary to keep us active.
2. Cleanliness is necessary for mental well-being and making surroundings clean.
3. It teaches us discipline and responsibility,
4. Dirty and messy places can make us feel lazy and unhappy.
5. Cleanliness

Rubrics:
Award of Marks:

Award 2 marks for each correct answer.

No mark will be awarded to the incorrect answer
Deduction of Marks:

No marks will be deducted for up to 3 spelling mistakes.

Deduct one mark for 4 spelling mistakes.

Question No.36:
Item Rubric (English) :
Sample Answer:
Books are like magic carpets that can take us on incredible journeys around the world. Through books, we can explore new countries, meet new
people, and experience different cultures. We can travel back in time to ancient civilizations or forward to futuristic cities. Books can take us on
adventures through dense forests, vast oceans, or even outer space. We can visit famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower or the Taj Mahal without
leaving our homes. Books can also introduce us to different ways of life, helping us understand and appreciate the diversity of our world. By reading
books, we can broaden our horizons, spark our imagination, and develop a love for learning. Whether we are exploring fantasy worlds or learning
about real-life events, books offer us a unique and exciting way to travel the world. So, let's grab a book and start our journey today.
Rubrics:
Award of Marks:

Irrelevant content will not be marked.

10 Relevant Sentences Marks (5)

Conventions of paragraph writing:

Main Idea Marks (1)

Formal Language and Word Choice Marks (2)

At least for Compound and complex Sentences Marks (2)

Scoring Rubrics:

1. 10 Relevant Sentences Marks (5)

Any Ten (10) relevant sentences to the topic will be awarded and assigned (0.5) mark for each sentence.

2. Main Idea

Clearly stated one main idea Mark (1)

Missing, invalid, or inappropriate topic sentence or the main idea is missing. Mark (0)

3. Formal Language and Word Choice

Uses formal language and 2 adjectives = Marks (2)

Uses either formal language and 1 adjective = Mark (1)

Inconsistent or Inappropriate language and No adjective = Mark (0)

4. Compound Sentence Structure

Uses at least one compound and complex sentence = Marks (1)

Uses a simple sentence structure = Mark (1)

Uses sentence fragments = Mark (0)

5. Deduction of Marks:

No mark will be deducted for up to 3 mistakes in punctuation, grammar and spelling.

Every four mistakes in punctuation, grammar and spelling will lead to a deduction of one mark from gained marks.

Capitalization errors will be included in the punctuation errors.

Question No.37:
Item Rubric (English) :
Answer (a): Listening and speaking
Instructions for the Teacher
1. Read the instructions and the Rubrics before the start of the activity.
2. The activity should be conducted in a quiet and peaceful environment.
3. Ask the students to listen to instructions carefully and observe the picture.
4. Call each student one by one and ask any two questions from each student.
5. Do not repeat questions in sequence.
Ask the student to answer the asked questions in the form of complete sentences.
Q1: What is happening in the first picture? Marks (2)
Q2: When do we get up? Marks (2)
Q3: Why we should brush our teeth? Marks (2)
Q4: What will happen if you skip your breakfast? Marks (2)
Sample answer:
1: A boy is waking up in the first picture.
2: We wake up in the morning.
3: We should keep our teeth clean because it is important for our health.
4: Skipping breakfast can make us ill.
Award of Marks:
(a) For Listening and Speaking:
There are Eight (08) marks for the activity. The teacher has to ask any two questions.
For each one complete the relevant answer and award four (04) marks.
For incomplete answers in the form of short phrases award two (02) marks.
For irreverent answer award zero (0) mark.
Note: Make an award list according to the given sample and record the results on that sheet.

(b): Reading fluency

Instructions for the teachers
Prior to the test
1-Read the test instructions and scoring rubrics before taking the test.
2-The reading activity should be conducted in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
3-The teacher should maintain a friendly environment so that the student feels comfortable.
4-The students should be briefed about the aim of the activity and the time-bound grading format.
5-Encourage students to focus on reading correctly.
During testing
1-The teacher should note the mistakes on his/ her sheet while the timer is maintained.
2-When the student makes an error he/she should be encouraged to keep trying and moving forward.
3-An error is counted only if the bold words are omitted, mispronounced or substituted for another word.

Instructions for the students

Read the given paragraph correctly with the correct pronunciation. You will be given one minute to read the paragraph. (Marks 4)
In classrooms, teachers use different models to help students understand topics better. These models can be physical, like a globe, or visual, like
charts and diagrams. Science teachers use models of the solar system, human body, and volcanoes to explain concepts easily. Math teachers use 3D
shapes to teach geometry. In history and geography, maps and historical models help students learn about different places and events. Models make
learning fun and interactive. They help students see and touch what they are learning, making lessons more interesting. Using models in class
improves understanding and memory. Every subject benefits from models, and they help students become more engaged and curious learners.
Scoring Rubrics
The fluency level will be calculated following these steps:
Step 1: Count the number of words read by the student.
Step 2: Calculate words read correctly:
The total number of words read _____- errors_____=_______words read correctly.
(Pronunciation of Bold words will be considered for scoring
marks, For errors teacher will focus only on underlined/Bold words in a paragraph)
Step 3: Compare the score of the students with the standard table and award the marks.