Demonstrate F6 language across all four skills under assessment conditions
F6 Assessment — My Town and Transport (F6 Final Assessment)
تَقييم الوَحدة السَّادِسة — مَدينَتي والمُواصَلات (التَّقييم الأَخير لِلسَّنة السَّابِعة)
My Town & Transport · Travel and the local area
Learning Objectives
Focus on these outcomes rather than trying to memorise everything at once.
Apply town, transport and built environment vocabulary accurately
Celebrate and reflect on the complete F6 Arabic Foundation Year
Lesson outline
- 5 minStarterF6 final — be proud
- 15 minMain 1Part A — Listening (20 marks)
- 20 minMain 2Part B — Reading and Writing (30 marks)
- 15 minMain 3Part C — Speaking (10 marks)
- 5 minPlenaryF6 complete — celebration
Vocabulary
Tap each card to reveal the meaning, category and example.
Three-step recall
- Say the Arabic aloud.
- Cover the meaning and recall it.
- Use six items in your own spoken or written sentences.
Quizzes
Use the two short checks. Errors show you what to revise next.
Quiz 1 — Meaning check
0 / 61. What does البِيئَة المَبنِيَّة mean?
2. What does اِختِبار الاِستِماع mean?
3. What does اِختِبار الكِتابة mean?
4. What does تَأَمُّل نِهائي mean?
5. What does الأَماكِن في المَدينة mean?
6. What does اِختِبار القِراءة mean?
Quiz 2 — Match Arabic and English
العربية
English
Matched: 0 / 6
Stretch challenge
Choose three matched items and combine them into one accurate sentence or short exchange.
Grammar
Read the rule, notice the pattern and then produce your own examples.
All F6 grammar assessed. Cumulative F6 grammar (F1–F6) drawn on throughout. This is the final F6 assessment — compile F1–F6 for a complete F6 language profile.
Notice the pattern
- أصف مدينتي والمواصلات.
- اختبار الاستماع من عشرين علامة.
- أجيب عن أسئلة القراءة.
- أكتب مقالا عن مدينتي.
Accuracy checklist
- Check the subject and verb or noun/adjective agreement.
- Check gender, number and tense or time frame.
- Use the lesson structure in a complete, meaningful sentence.
- Read the sentence aloud and correct anything that sounds incomplete.
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Skills Practice
Practise listening, reading, speaking and writing with the same lesson language.
Listening
Listen twice: first for the main idea, then for details.
- What is the main topic?
- Write three Arabic words you recognise.
- What one detail can you hear or infer?
Teacher/partner guidance and possible answer
Read the Arabic text naturally twice. A successful answer identifies the lesson topic, any three accurate key words and one relevant detail from the text.
Reading
Underline known words before answering.
- What is the main topic of the text?
- Find two words or phrases connected with “F6 Assessment — My Town and Transport (F6 Final Assessment)”.
- What specific detail can you identify?
- Which grammar structure from this lesson appears, or could be added?
Reading support
Start with names, numbers, repeated words, connectors and familiar verb patterns. You do not need to translate every word.
Speaking
Build your answer, then ask a follow-up question.
- Explain the topic “F6 Assessment — My Town and Transport (F6 Final Assessment)” in your own words.
- Use at least five items from the vocabulary section.
- Give an opinion or personal example and justify it.
- Ask and answer two follow-up questions with a partner.
Writing
Plan, write, check and improve.
Task: Write about F6 Assessment — My Town and Transport (F6 Final Assessment). Use at least eight vocabulary items, the lesson grammar and two connectors. Target: 60–80 words.
Activities
Complete the activities in order, or choose the one that addresses your weakest area.
F6 final — be proud
Papers face down. "This is your final F6 Arabic assessment. You have come a long way — from learning the alphabet to navigating Arabic cities, ordering food, describing your family, and conducting role plays. Be proud of what you have achieved. Now Look at it." You look at their F6 achievement checklist one final time. Papers over — begin.
Part A — Listening (20 marks)
Text 1 (45 sec): A person asks for and receives directions to the train station — 8 multiple choice (3 options): which way to turn at the traffic lights, what landmark they pass, how far the station is, which platform they need, what time the next train leaves, how long the journey takes, transport type recommended for the return, opinion on the city's transport. 8 marks. Text 2 (40 sec): Two people discuss their town — matching (Person A / Person B / Both). 6 statements about places, transport and balanced opinions. 6 marks. Text 3 (50 sec): A city description — select TWO correct statements from five. 6 marks.
Part B — Reading and Writing (30 marks)
Reading (10 marks): 80-word descriptive article about an Arab city (partly vowelled). 6 questions: 1 R1, 2 R2, 2 R3 (including "Is the writer's attitude to the city positive or negative? Give evidence from the text"), 1 R4. Writing Q1 (5 marks): Transport registration form — fill in 5 fields in Arabic (town/city name, main transport type used, distance from school, one advantage and one disadvantage of local transport). Writing Q2 (15 marks): Email or article (80–100 words): "مَدينَتي وكَيف أَتَنَقَّل." TC (5), Range (5), Accuracy (5).
Part C — Speaking (10 marks)
Role play (4 marks): Asking for directions — 4 prompts: ask where the nearest metro/underground is (2 marks), ask how to get there (1 mark), ask how long it takes to walk (1 mark). Topic conversation (6 marks): 3 questions — "صِف مَدينَتَك. كَيف تَتَنَقَّل؟ ما مَزايا وعُيوب مَدينَتِك؟" Communication (3) + Quality of Language (3). Direction imperatives and يُوجَد/تُوجَد are specifically evaluated in QoL.
F6 complete — celebration
Complete the F6 Final Reflection Card: "The Arabic skill I am most proud of... The moment I felt most confident in Arabic... My goal for D1–D6... One Arabic sentence I will remember from this year..." Listen as the text is read 5–6 aloud (with permission). "F6 is complete. You are no longer beginners. You are Foundation-level Arabic speakers. D1–D6 is Development — everything gets deeper, richer and more interesting. See you in September." Collect all papers.
Useful resources
- F6 Assessment paper
- Listening audio (3 town/transport texts)
- Speaking assessment mark sheet
- F6 Final Reflection Card
Stretch / heritage-reader challenge
Heritage readers: write a complete F6 self-assessment essay in Arabic (120+ words) — covering all 6 units, identifying their strengths (using يتميَّز بـ), acknowledging challenges (يفتقر إلى)، and setting specific targets for D1–D6. Mark against the Paper 4 Q3 mark scheme as a final F6 benchmark.
Plenary
Finish with a quick check and one clear next step.
Key takeaways
- Demonstrate F6 language across all four skills under assessment conditions
- Apply town, transport and built environment vocabulary accurately
- Celebrate and reflect on the complete F6 Arabic Foundation Year
- Grammar focus: All F6 grammar assessed. Cumulative F6 grammar (F1–F6) drawn on throughout. This is the final F6 assessment — compile F1–F6 for a complete F6 language profile.
Exit ticket
F6 formal assessment: Listening (20) + Reading (10) + Writing (20) + Speaking (10) = 60 marks. F6 COMPLETE profile: F1–F6 = 360 marks total. Return with: F6 overall summary comment, top 3 language achievements across the year, 1 priority grammar target for D1–D6, 1 note on speaking confidence/fluency development across the year.
Optional follow-up
No formal homework — F6 is complete. Summer reading challenge: find one Arabic children's book or graded Arabic reader online. Try to read the first page. Bring to D1–D6 Lesson 1 and tell the class what it was about.
Confidence check
How secure do you feel after this lesson?