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VCE Literature 2017 2020 Written examination End of year Assessment criteria Section A will be assessed against the following criteria: development of an informed, relevant and plausible interpretation of the understanding and analysis of the, demonstrated through the use of ual evidence analysis and evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and underlying one literary perspective of the, and awareness of how these views and values relate to the expressive, fluent and coherent use of language and development of ideas Section B will be assessed against the following criteria: understanding of the, demonstrated in a relevant and plausible interpretation ability to write expressively and coherently to present an interpretation understanding of how views and values may be suggested in the analysis of how key passages and/or moments in the contribute to an interpretation analysis of the features of the and how they contribute to an interpretation analysis and close reading of ual details to support a coherent and detailed interpretation of the Assessors mark holistically, relating student performance to the published criteria and ranking students over the full range of marks available. Determination of the mark is assisted by the descriptors in Expected qualities for the mark range. These descriptors have been written to reflect the level of achievement expected at a particular mark or mark range. Both the criteria and the descriptors are fully explored and directly related to the range of student responses during the assessor training process. VCAA 2017 March 2017

Expected qualities for the mark range Section A Mark(s) Expected qualities 19 20 Develops an informed, relevant and plausible interpretation of the that is complex, sophisticated and perceptive, supported by detailed use of ual evidence Highly developed analysis and thorough evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and a detailed discussion of these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the Response is coherent, detailed and highly expressive 17 18 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the that is complex and subtle, supported by detailed use of ual evidence Well-developed analysis and sound evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and a detailed discussion of these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the 15 16 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the that shows some complexity, supported by use of evidence from the Clear analysis and evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and a discussion of these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the 13 14 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the, supported by use of evidence from the Some analysis and evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and a discussion of these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the Response is coherent and clear 11 12 Offers a satisfactory interpretation of the, supported by some use of ual evidence Limited analysis and/or evaluation of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and some discussion of these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the Expresses ideas coherently and clearly 9 10 Offers a basic interpretation of the, drawing on some ual evidence Acknowledgment of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and some comment on these in relation to one chosen literary perspective of the Expresses ideas clearly 7 8 Offers a limited interpretation of the, with little use of ual evidence Some acknowledgment of the views and values foregrounded in the topic and some comment on these in relation to one literary perspective of the Expresses ideas clearly but in a limited way VCAA 2017 March 2017 Page 2

5 6 Makes reference to the but the response is largely paraphrased Little or no acknowledgment of the views and values foregrounded in the topic or comment on these in relation to the chosen literary perspective of the Simple and limited expression of ideas 3 4 Reference to the does not extend beyond a summary of the Little or no acknowledgment of ideas suggested by the topic or the chosen literary perspective of the Brief and undeveloped response, and/or limited evidence of any understanding of the Limited expression 1 2 Storytelling at a basic level and/or ignores the ideas suggested in the topic No discussion of the chosen literary perspective of the Very brief response Very limited expression 0 Shows no understanding of the or a literary perspective Very limited use of language VCAA 2017 March 2017 Page 3

Expected qualities for the mark range Section B Mark(s) Expected qualities 19 20 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the that is complex, perceptive and often individual, supported by detailed evidence of close reading of at least two of the set passages Displays a highly developed awareness of how key passages and/or moments in the and features of the contribute to an interpretation based on thorough and detailed analysis Demonstrates a subtle sense of how views and values are suggested in the Response is coherent, detailed and highly expressive 17 18 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the that is complex and subtle, supported by close reading of at least two of the set passages Displays a well-developed awareness of how key passages and/or moments in the and features of the contribute to an interpretation based on detailed analysis Demonstrates understanding of how views and values are suggested in the 15 16 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation of the that shows some complexity, supported by close reading of at least two of the set passages Displays a clear awareness of how key passages and/or moments in the and features of the contribute to an interpretation based on analysis Demonstrates understanding of how views and values are suggested in the 13 14 Develops a relevant and plausible interpretation supported by close reading of at least two of the set passages Displays awareness of how key passages and/or moments in the and features of the contribute to an interpretation based on some analysis Demonstrates some understanding of how views and values are suggested in the Response is coherent and clear 11 12 Offers a response that focuses on at least two of the set passages but lacks a strongly developed and supported interpretation Some use of ual detail Shows some awareness of how key passages and/or moments in the and features of the contribute to its understanding Limited understanding of how views and values are suggested in the Expresses ideas coherently and clearly 9 10 Provides some evidence from at least two of the set passages to offer a limited interpretation Shows some basic understanding of the features and concerns of the, and how they contribute to its understanding Some use of ual detail Some reference to the views and values of the Expresses ideas clearly VCAA 2017 March 2017 Page 4

7 8 Shows acknowledgment of one or more of the set passages but a limited ability to use them to support an interpretation Shows only a limited understanding of the features and concerns of the, and only passing use of ual detail Some references to the views and values of the Expresses ideas clearly but in a limited way 5 6 Makes some reference to one or more of the set passages but shows very limited ability to support an interpretation Little or no reference to the features and concerns of the, and very little use of ual detail Little discussion of views and values Simple and limited expression of ideas 3 4 Reference to the set passages does not extend beyond a summary of the Brief and undeveloped response, and/or limited evidence of any understanding of the features of the Limited expression 1 2 Paraphrases the but ignores any of the set passages Storytelling at a basic level Response is extremely short Very limited expression 0 Shows no understanding of the Very limited use of language VCAA 2017 March 2017 Page 5