SCRITTI III ANNO (sessione invernale)
LINGUA INGLESE
ESAMI SCRITTI DI LETTORATO
GENNAIO 2016
RESULTS OF WRITTEN EXAM
RESULTS OF WRITTEN EXAM
COGNOME
|
NOME
|
C.L.
|
MATRIC
|
ESITO
|
ORALE
|
ABDIPOUR
|
ATEFEH
|
LLM
|
1272629
|
INSUFF
|
|
ALIKO
|
ERGYS
|
LCMM
|
1071198
|
INSUFF
|
|
AMMOSCATO
|
CHIARA
|
1219458.
|
INSUFF
|
||
AZZARO
|
ALESSANDRA
|
LCLT
|
1482084
|
20
|
3/2
|
BOLANOS
|
TAKASHI F.
|
LCLT
|
1559109
|
INSUFF
|
|
BOZZELLI
|
FAUSTA
|
LCLT
|
1551741
|
18
|
3/2
|
CAL0’
|
ELISABETTA
|
LCLT
|
1138395
|
INSUFF
|
|
CARATELLI
|
MICAELA
|
LCLT
|
1527904
|
21
|
29/1
|
CARBONI
|
CRISTINA
|
ML
|
1167900
|
INSUFF
|
|
CARPINETI
|
ISABELLA
|
LCLT
|
1330417
|
19
|
29/1
|
CENCI
|
MANUEL
|
LCLT
|
1565184
|
21
|
3/2
|
CHICHKINE
|
CATERINA
|
LCLT
|
1562114
|
18
|
3/2
|
CONDORELLI
|
VITTORIA
|
LCLT
|
1542248
|
18
|
3/2
|
CORBO
|
FRANCESCO
|
LCLT
|
1494042
|
INSUFF
|
|
D’EMILIA
|
PRISCILLA
|
1279636
|
18
|
WARDLE
|
|
DE MASI
|
ILARIA
|
LCLT
|
1397999
|
18
|
3/2
|
DE ROSA
|
PAMELA
|
LCMM
|
959997
|
INSUFF
|
|
DESIDERATI
|
ROBERTA
|
LCMM
|
1403153
|
18/30
|
29/1
|
DI CRISTINA
|
FABIANA
|
LCLT
|
1560725
|
INSUFF
|
|
DI TULLIO
|
AMBRA
|
MLC
|
1157113
|
INSUFF
|
|
FANTINI
|
GIANLUCA
|
LCLT
|
1532419
|
INSUFF
|
|
FARINA
|
FRANCESCA
|
MLC
|
1316929
|
21/30
|
WARDLE
|
FAVARETTO
|
MARINA
|
LCLT
|
1466088
|
INSUFF
|
|
FERRARO
|
SONIA
|
LLCT
|
1564381
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
FORTUNA
|
LUANA
|
LCLT
|
1465938
|
INSUFF
|
|
GAGLIARDI
|
CHIARA
|
LCLT
|
1457959
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
GIADANS
|
MELANI N.
|
LCLT
|
1553816
|
INSUFF
|
|
GIORDANO
|
ALESSANDRA
|
LCLT
|
1553701
|
INSUFF
|
|
GONNELLA
|
M. TERESA
|
LCLT
|
1528958
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
GUGLIOTTA
|
ANGELA
|
LCLT
|
1541469
|
INSUFF
|
|
KHALIL
|
PETRA
|
LCLT
|
1561039
|
22/30
|
3/2
|
LABELLA
|
GIORGIO
|
MLC
|
1282259
|
INSUFF
|
|
LANCIA
|
FLAVIA
|
LCLT
|
1457465
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
LEONE
|
ELISA
|
LCLT
|
1385125
|
INSUFF
|
|
LEOPARDI
|
TIMUR
|
LCLT
|
1404385
|
19/30
|
29/1
|
LOBREGLIO
|
ANTONIETTA
|
LCLT
|
1549571
|
INSUFF
|
|
MIRABELLA
|
LETIZIA
|
LCMM
|
1319174
|
INSUFF
|
|
PALAORO
|
ERICA
|
LCLT
|
1564441
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
PENTA
|
GIADA
|
MLC
|
1216418
|
INSUFF
|
|
POP
|
NARCISA
|
LCLT
|
1491720
|
INSUFF
|
|
PROIETTI
|
FEDERICA
|
LCLT
|
1493865
|
18/30
|
3/2
|
PULICANI
|
VALENTINA
|
MLC
|
1284574
|
INSUFF
|
|
SABATINO
|
NADIA
|
LCLT
|
1498645,
|
INSUFF
|
|
SALVO
|
SONIA
|
MLC
|
1342120
|
INSUFF
|
|
SANTELLI
|
CARLOTTA
|
MLC
|
1228638
|
INSUFF
|
|
TARTAGLIA
|
SARA
|
MLC
|
1093554
|
INSUFF
|
|
USTIMENKO
|
TATIANA
|
LCLT
|
1596480
|
INSUFF
|
|
VAHDAT
|
PARVIN
|
1452307
|
INSUFF
|
||
VESCOVO
|
LUCREZIA
|
LCLT
|
1501253
|
INSUFF
|
As stated during the written test, those students who stated they were "LAUREANDI" in March will do their examination on Friday 29th January at 10.30. The remaining students who have to do the exam with the lettore will do it on Wednesday 3rd February at 10.30. The candidate who has to complete the examination with prof. Wardle should contact her by email.
PLEASE REMEMBER that the oral part of the examination MUST be completed within this session of the exams, otherwise the written part has to be retaken. Also remember that the oral part of the exam must be studied adequately and passed in order to be valid.
EXAM on 3rd Feb.
Aula III @ 10.30
Those students who failed may see their papers at the
following times:
De Rosa, Di Cristina, Di Tullio, Leone, Vescovo – Friday, 29th January, 10,30 –
12,30
Wednesday, 3rd
February, 10,30 -12,30
or during subsequent ricevimento hours
It is incredible to me that there are still students asking about the oral examination (unable to scroll down and find the instructions in earlier posts). They are expected to have prepared for this in advance and not at the last minute. I repeat that if this part of the exam is inadequate and if they fail to pass it, then the whole of the exam will have to be taken again. Understanding instructions is a part of the examination.
It is incredible to me that there are still students asking about the oral examination (unable to scroll down and find the instructions in earlier posts). They are expected to have prepared for this in advance and not at the last minute. I repeat that if this part of the exam is inadequate and if they fail to pass it, then the whole of the exam will have to be taken again. Understanding instructions is a part of the examination.
ORAL EXAM FORMAT
LLM ,LCMM and those MLC students who enrolled at university before 2007.
Do an oral exam with a lettore as part of lettorato . You should choose a news story taken from the English newspapers in the week before the exam, and bring an article on it taken from both a qualitybroadsheet newspaper and a popular tabloid for purposes of comparative discussion. Please bring the newspaper articles themselves as well as a photocopy of them. Do not download the articles from the internet.
L.L.M. students ( NOT M.L.C.) may choose one of the novels from the list below to read and comment on as preparation for their oral exam :
- The Sense of an Ending, Julian Barnes
- The Secret Scriptures, Sebastian Barry
- The Uncommon Reader, Alan Bennett
- Ordinary Thunderstorms, William Boyd
- Chesil Beach, Ian McEwan
- The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Rachel Joyce
- Brooklyn, Colm Toìbin
TIME NOW: 13:10
ENROLMENT FOR THIS EXAM IS CLOSED
(see rules below)
III ANNO - L.T. LINGUE E MEDIAZIONE
Vecchissimo ordinamento
& Laurea Quadriennale - III & IV anno
& Laurea Quadriennale - III & IV anno
mercoledì 20 gennaio. Ore 15,00.
Aule da destinarsi
Si prenota per l'esame scritto via email.
Studenti con i cognomi A-C peterson.more@yahoo.com
Studenti con i cognomi D –M wilsonsapienza@libero.it
Studenti con i cognomi N-Z maria.hillan@uniroma1.it
Specificare Cognome, nome, numero di matricola e corso di laurea.
Ogni email di prenotazione avrà una risposta che dovrà essere stampata e portata all'esame insieme al "libretto giallo" o la pagina "infostud" che attesta il superamento del II anno di lingua e lettorato.
Si prenota l'esame esclusivamente
dal giorno 3 al giorno 17 gennaio
entro le ore 13.00 e non oltre.
Non sarà possibile accettare prenotazioni che saranno inviate al di fuori del periodo delle 2 settimane previste ed oltre l'orario indicato.
Tali prenotazioni non avranno risposta e non potranno essere accettate.
1) Do not listen to student gossip about the exams but ask the teachers responsible (Hillan, Peterson-More & Wilson) directly. Then you will not be misinformed.
2) The examination will be set according to the bibliography published both on our blogs and in the department at the beginning of the academic year. The examining commission will mark it according to the same criteria.
3) With the exception of Italian/mother-tongue bilingual dictionaries which may be used by non-Italian native speakers - not including English native speakers, NO DICTIONARIES may be used during the first GRAMMAR section of the exam. Monolingual ENGLISH DICTIONARIES may be used for the COMPOSITION PAPER. These dictionaries, brought by the students, MUST BE CLEAN (with no notes written in them, nor hiding any papers) and they will be checked during the examination (the "borrowed from a friend syndrome" is no excuse). Cheating in university exams is an offence.
4) Candidates for the examination MUST HAVE PASSED THE 2nd year examination and BRING PROOF (the yellow card if possible, or the verbalino) that they have done so. They should also bring proof of identity and their matriculation number.
5) NO PENCILS are allowed on the desks. ANYTHING WRITTEN IN PENCIL WILL BE INVALID. We suggest that candidates write on alternate lines to give them space for corrections and alterations in their text. Clarity is important, not tidiness.
6) NO MOBILE PHONES or other electronic gadgets are allowed during the examination.
BRING A WRIST OR POCKET WATCH so that you can keep an eye on the time and organise your work properly (see point 7).
7) Give yourselves enough time to read through and make alterations at the end. In other words, PLAN your work. When the time has finished it is finished and "STOP WRITING" means stop.
8) READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.
9) Remember that this is the III and Final written English language examination before graduating in languages. It is at University Degree level. Whatever you choose to write, it must be in good and comprehensible English and you must answer the questions printed on the examination papers (i.e. not be prepared in advance on general topics).
10) Remember that your examiners want you to show the best you can do and they want you to pass the examination with a high mark. Therefore it is a good idea only to take the examination when you feel you are ready to do so and not as if it were a lottery.
Remember also, it is the candidate who passes an exam or the candidate who fails an exam, not the examiner, who simply checks what has been written.
III year course
BIBLIOGRAPHY, WRITTEN & ORAL EXAMS
BIBLIOGRAPHY III year &c.
PROGRAMME: The course aims to further develop the four skills to C1 level with particular emphasis on writing, the comparative analysis of the Italian and English grammar systems and discourse analysis being its main components. At the end of the course students are expected to be able to apply their grammar knowledge to producing correct English versions of Italian texts, completing cloze texts and structural transformation exercises. They will also write a brief essay based on the linguistic analysis of an advertisement. Sixteen hours of self-study listening tasks in the language laboratory are compulsory. Students are expected to do aconsiderable amount of work as preparation for lessons. Every two-hour lesson requires at least two hours of preparation as private study. Students will also be required to complete 2 assignments, one in the first and one in the second semester. To be eligible for the exemption test 75%of lessons must be attended. Please consult blogs for a more detailed description of the course and the exam format.
Mastering Advanced English Language, Sara Thorne. Palgrave. ( selected chapters)
Practical English Usage, Third Edition, Michael Swan. O.U.P.
Grammar Scan, Swan & Baker. O.U.P.
Oxford Word Skills, Advanced, Ruth Gairns and Stuart Redman. O.U.P. (selected chapters)
DictionariesA good dictionary is a basic study aid. The texts below are recommended :
Collins Cobuild Advanced Dictionary, Collins. Glasgow
Concise Oxford Dictionary , Oxford. O.U.P.
Further material will be distributed during lessons.
A hand-out containing past exam papers for practice is available on request at the department/photocopy centre for those students who do not attend lessons. These students are strongly advised to follow the blogs on a regular basis to have further information about the bibliography and exam format.
INFORMATION, RULES & ADVICE regarding
ENGLISH LETTORATO EXAMINATIONS
2) The examination will be set according to the bibliography published both on our blogs and in the department at the beginning of the academic year. The examining commission will mark it according to the same criteria.
3) With the exception of Italian/mother-tongue bilingual dictionaries which may be used by non-Italian native speakers - not including English native speakers, NO DICTIONARIES may be used during the first GRAMMAR section of the exam. Monolingual ENGLISH DICTIONARIES may be used for the COMPOSITION PAPER. These dictionaries, brought by the students, MUST BE CLEAN (with no notes written in them, nor hiding any papers) and they will be checked during the examination (the "borrowed from a friend syndrome" is no excuse). Cheating in university exams is an offence.
4) Candidates for the examination MUST HAVE PASSED THE 2nd year examination and BRING PROOF (the yellow card if possible, or the verbalino) that they have done so. They should also bring proof of identity and their matriculation number.
5) NO PENCILS are allowed on the desks. ANYTHING WRITTEN IN PENCIL WILL BE INVALID. We suggest that candidates write on alternate lines to give them space for corrections and alterations in their text. Clarity is important, not tidiness.
6) NO MOBILE PHONES or other electronic gadgets are allowed during the examination.
BRING A WRIST OR POCKET WATCH so that you can keep an eye on the time and organise your work properly (see point 7).
7) Give yourselves enough time to read through and make alterations at the end. In other words, PLAN your work. When the time has finished it is finished and "STOP WRITING" means stop.
8) READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.
9) Remember that this is the III and Final written English language examination before graduating in languages. It is at University Degree level. Whatever you choose to write, it must be in good and comprehensible English and you must answer the questions printed on the examination papers (i.e. not be prepared in advance on general topics).
10) Remember that your examiners want you to show the best you can do and they want you to pass the examination with a high mark. Therefore it is a good idea only to take the examination when you feel you are ready to do so and not as if it were a lottery.
Remember also, it is the candidate who passes an exam or the candidate who fails an exam, not the examiner, who simply checks what has been written.
III year course
BIBLIOGRAPHY, WRITTEN & ORAL EXAMS
BIBLIOGRAPHY III year &c.
PROGRAMME: The course aims to further develop the four skills to C1 level with particular emphasis on writing, the comparative analysis of the Italian and English grammar systems and discourse analysis being its main components. At the end of the course students are expected to be able to apply their grammar knowledge to producing correct English versions of Italian texts, completing cloze texts and structural transformation exercises. They will also write a brief essay based on the linguistic analysis of an advertisement. Sixteen hours of self-study listening tasks in the language laboratory are compulsory. Students are expected to do aconsiderable amount of work as preparation for lessons. Every two-hour lesson requires at least two hours of preparation as private study. Students will also be required to complete 2 assignments, one in the first and one in the second semester. To be eligible for the exemption test 75%of lessons must be attended. Please consult blogs for a more detailed description of the course and the exam format.
Mastering Advanced English Language, Sara Thorne. Palgrave. ( selected chapters)
Practical English Usage, Third Edition, Michael Swan. O.U.P.
Grammar Scan, Swan & Baker. O.U.P.
Oxford Word Skills, Advanced, Ruth Gairns and Stuart Redman. O.U.P. (selected chapters)
DictionariesA good dictionary is a basic study aid. The texts below are recommended :
Collins Cobuild Advanced Dictionary, Collins. Glasgow
Concise Oxford Dictionary , Oxford. O.U.P.
Further material will be distributed during lessons.
A hand-out containing past exam papers for practice is available on request at the department/photocopy centre for those students who do not attend lessons. These students are strongly advised to follow the blogs on a regular basis to have further information about the bibliography and exam format.
posted by S W at
9:39 pm
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