OKLAHOMA SUBJECT AREA TESTS (OSAT )

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CERTIFICATION EXAMINATIONS FOR OKLAHOMA EDUCATORS (CEOE ) OKLAHOMA SUBJECT AREA TESTS (OSAT ) February 1999 Subarea Range of Competencies I. Reading Comprehension and Appreciation 01 06 II. Language Structures 07 11 III. Cultural Understanding 12 16 IV. Speaking and Listening 17 18 "Certification Examinations for Oklahoma Educators," "CEOE," "Oklahoma General Education Test," "OGET," "Oklahoma Professional Teaching Examination," "OPTE," "Oklahoma Subject Area Tests," "OSAT," and the "CEOE" logo are trademarks of the Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation and National Evaluation Systems, Inc. (NES ). "NES " and its logo are registered trademarks of National Evaluation Systems, Inc.

Reading Comprehension and Appreciation Language Structures Cultural Understanding Speaking and Listening SUBAREA I READING COMPREHENSION AND APPRECIATION Competency 0001 Apply literal comprehension skills to written texts. Understand stated main ideas or details in a passage of prose or poetry. Analyze the sequence of events in a passage of prose or poetry. Understand stated causes or effects in a passage of prose or poetry. Competency 0002 Apply skills of inference and interpretation to written texts. Infer information from a passage of prose or poetry. Predict outcomes or events based on a passage of prose or poetry. Interpret moods or attitudes in a passage of prose or poetry. Competency 0003 Summarize or paraphrase written texts. Select an accurate English summary of a passage of prose or poetry. Select an accurate restatement, in Latin, of one or more phrases or sentences. 1

Competency 0004 Translate sentences or short passages into English. Read a sentence or short passage of prose and select the correct English translation. Read a sentence or short passage of poetry and select the correct English translation. Competency 0005 Understand the use of language in prose texts, including literary expression and stylistic variations. Analyze the effect of word order or word choice. Interpret an image or metaphor. Analyze the effect of a rhetorical device/figure of speech. Competency 0006 Understand the use of language in poetry, including literary expression, metrical elements, and stylistic variations. Interpret an image or metaphor. Analyze the effect of word order or word choice. Analyze the effect of a rhetorical device/figure of speech in a passage of poetry. Identify metrical elements in a passage of poetry. 2

SUBAREA II LANGUAGE STRUCTURES Competency 0007 Analyze grammar and usage in context. Understand the function of a word, phrase, or clause in a passage of prose or poetry. Apply principles of agreement (e.g., subject and verb, noun and adjective, pronoun and antecedent) in a passage of prose or poetry. Analyze grammatical structures in a passage of prose or poetry (e.g., sequence of tenses, participial constructions, indirect statement or question). Competency 0008 Use forms appropriately in given constructions and contexts. Use an appropriate verb form or phrase to complete a sentence. Use an appropriate noun, pronoun, or adjective form or phrase to complete a sentence. Use an appropriate construction to complete a sentence. Competency 0009 Transform phrases, clauses, and sentences according to given instructions. Transform clauses or sentences when the voice, mood, tense, person, or number of a verb is changed. Transform a sentence from direct to indirect discourse. Use an equivalent construction to express purpose, cause, time, etc. 3

Competency 0010 Combine two or more sentences into a single sentence that preserves the meaning of the original sentences. Express a temporal relationship between two sentences through use of a subordinate clause. Express a causal relationship between two sentences through use of a subordinate clause. Express the appropriate relationship between two sentences through use of a relative clause. Competency 0011 Use Latin language skills to analyze English borrowings and derivatives. Relate a given English word to its Latin root(s). Understand the root meanings of common English prefixes and suffixes. Understand the meanings of common words or phrases borrowed from Latin. SUBAREA III CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING Competency 0012 Understand the major myths and legends of classical culture. Understand important deities, their characteristics, and their functions. Understand important mythological and legendary figures and stories. Understand how classical mythology has influenced later times. 4

Competency 0013 Understand important aspects of the history and geography of the classical world. Understand major historical events and figures and their cultural significance. Identify important geographic features and historical sites in the classical world and understand their cultural significance. Competency 0014 Understand significant characteristics of classical art, architecture, and technology. Recognize major artistic and architectural works and characteristics. Understand important achievements of classical art, architecture, and technology. Understand how classical art and architecture have influenced later times. Competency 0015 Understand significant characteristics of classical Latin literature. Identify major classical Latin writers and their works. Understand characteristics of major literary genres and authors. Understand how major classical Latin writers have influenced later times. 5

Competency 0016 Understand important features of daily life, society, and politics in Roman culture. Understand important features of daily public and private life. Understand major social groups, divisions, and patterns. Understand major political figures, movements, and developments and their later influences. SUBAREA IV SPEAKING AND LISTENING Competency 0017 Read aloud passages of prose and poetry in Latin with appropriate pronunciation and phrasing. The following tasks are examples of content that may be covered under this Read a passage of poetry with attention to phrasing, rhythm, and pronunciation. Read a passage of prose with attention to phrasing, rhythm, and pronunciation. Competency 0018 Transcribe spoken passages of prose in Latin. The following task is an example of content that may be covered under this Transcribe from a recording a passage of prose in Latin, with attention to spelling and forms. 6