Question 1

What is NCEA AS 92347 about?

Accepted Answer

You'll have a real conversation in Gagana Tokelau where you share information, ideas, and opinions—and respond when others do the same. You'll talk about things that matter to you: your experiences, what's happening now, or plans for the future. The conversation will be unrehearsed and unscripted, so you'll need to think on your feet and handle mistakes without losing the thread of what you're trying to say.

Question 2

What do students need to do for AS 92347?

Accepted Answer

1. Speak Gagana Tokelau fluently enough to share your own information, ideas, and opinions without a script 2. Respond to what others say and keep the conversation going back and forth 3. Talk about things in the present, past, and future using a variety of sentence types and vocabulary 4. Use conversation strategies like asking questions, checking you understand, and fixing yourself when you make mistakes 5. Communicate your message clearly enough that any mistakes don't stop people from understanding what you mean

Question 3

What's the difference between Achieved, Merit, and Excellence for AS 92347?

Accepted Answer

Achieved: You use relevant Gagana Tokelau in unscripted conversation to share and respond to information, ideas, and opinions across different time frames, and your meaning comes across overall despite some errors. Merit: You use interactive strategies to support conversation, show variety in your vocabulary and sentence structures, build on what others say, and communicate clearly with only minor inconsistencies that don't hinder understanding. Excellence: You use interactive strategies that enhance the conversation quality, demonstrate consistent control of varied vocabulary and sentence structures, and communicate smoothly with no inconsistencies that get in the way.

Question 4

What mistakes do students typically make in AS 92347?

Accepted Answer

1. Students use too much prepared or memorised language and don't show enough ability to respond naturally to unexpected questions or directions in the conversation 2. Students don't vary their sentence structures or vocabulary enough—they keep using the same simple patterns instead of showing a range of language 3. Students don't use interactive strategies effectively—they answer questions but don't ask questions back or react to show they're listening, which makes the conversation feel one-way

Speaking Gagana Tokelau · AS 92347

28 students sat this in 2024 · 100% passed

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