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General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Examination June 2010 German GER4T/GER4V Unit 4 Speaking Test Examiner s Material To be conducted by the teacher examiner between 7 March and 15 May 2010 (GER4T) To be conducted by the visiting examiner between 7 March and 15 May 2010 (GER4V) Time allowed: 35 minutes (including 20 minutes preparation time) Instructions! During the 20 minutes preparation time candidates are required to prepare one of the two stimulus cards given to them.! Candidates may make notes during the preparation time only on the Additional Answer Sheet provided. They must not write on the card.! Candidates should take the stimulus card with them into the examination room. They may refer to the card and any notes they have made at any time during this section of the test.! Candidates should hand the stimulus card and the Additional Answer Sheet to you before the start of the conversation section of the test. Information! The test will last approximately 15 minutes and will consist of a stimulus card (5 minutes), and a conversation based on the two Cultural Topics studied by the candidate (10 minutes).! Candidates will be expected to choose one of the two opinions on their chosen stimulus card and outline their point of view to you for approximately one minute. They must then defend and justify this opinion.! Candidates must not use a dictionary. GER4T/GER4V

2 KARTE A Topic Sub-topic ENVIRONMENT Pollution Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Das Auto Freund oder Feind? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Wer die Umwelt verschmutzt, sollte auch dafür bezahlen. Deshalb muss das Autofahren noch viel teurer werden; sonst gibt es keine Chance, dass Autofahrer auf umweltfreundliche Verkehrsmittel umsteigen. Es ist unrealistisch zu glauben, dass wir im alltäglichen Leben auf das Auto verzichten können. Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel stellen für die meisten Menschen keine wirkliche Alternative dar.

3 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Das Auto als notwendiger Bestandteil des Berufs- und Privatlebens vieler Menschen Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel keine Konkurrenz in Bezug auf Flexibilität, Mobilität und Komfort Entwicklung von umweltfreundlicheren Autos als Zukunftsperspektive Unfaire Belastung von finanziell schwachen Bevölkerungsgruppen durch ständig steigende Treibstoffpreise und Steuern Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Verwendung von höheren Steuereinnahmen für den Ausbau von öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln, Radwegen usw. Höhere finanzielle Belastung des Einzelnen: ein wirksameres Mittel als grüne Argumente Erfolg von bestehenden City-Maut-Projekten Dringende Notwendigkeit, unsere Abhängigkeit vom Auto zu reduzieren Turn over!

4 KARTE B Topic Sub-topic THE MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY Racism Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Wie bekämpfen wir Rassismus? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Unsere Gesellschaft muss aktiv und kompromisslos gegen Rassismus vorgehen. Vor allem sollten rechtsextreme Parteien und Gruppen verboten werden. Rassistischen Einstellungen muss man durch Aufklärung und Diskussion begegnen. Ein Verbot von rechtsextremen Parteien und Gruppen ist nicht die Lösung.

5 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Recht auf Meinungsfreiheit in unserer Demokratie Verlagerung von rechtsextremen Gruppen in den Untergrund und geringere Möglichkeit der Kontrolle Anziehungskraft des Verbotenen auf Jugendliche Priorität: Abbau von sozialen Problemen als Nährboden für rechtsextreme Einstellungen Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Notwendigkeit, aus der Geschichte zu lernen: keine Toleranz für rassistische und faschistische Gruppen Antidemokratischer und gewalttätiger Charakter von rechtsextremen Gruppierungen Durch Verbot größere Chance, die Beeinflussung junger Menschen durch rechtsradikale Ideen zu verhindern Extreme Denkweisen durch Diskussion und rationale Argumente schwierig zu verändern Turn over!

6 KARTE C Topic Sub-topic CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES ScientiÞc progress Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Ist Gentechnik die Antwort? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Genmanipulierte Nahrungsmittel sind ein wichtiges Mittel, um in der Zukunft die Versorgung der Weltbevölkerung zu garantieren. Der Einsatz der Gentechnik in der Landwirtschaft ist unverantwortlich. Noch wissen wir nicht, welche Risiken die Produktion und der Konsum von genmanipulierten Nahrungsmitteln haben können.

7 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Noch keine gültigen Langzeitstudien über gesundheitliche Risiken Kontrolle der Kontaminierung angrenzender Anbauflächen nicht möglich Eingriff in die Natur durch den Menschen: unethisch und bisher oft schädlich Hohe finanzielle Gewinne für multinationale Konzerne Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Möglichkeit des Anbaus von Nahrungsmitteln in dürregefährdeten Regionen Notwendigkeit wegen der wachsenden Weltbevölkerung, die landwirtschaftliche Produktion zu erhöhen Sinnlosigkeit, sich gegen wissenschaftlichen Fortschritt zu wehren Bisher keine nachteilige Wirkung von genmanipulierten Nahrungsmitteln erwiesen Turn over!

8 KARTE D Topic Sub-topic ENVIRONMENT Energy Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Atomkraft ja oder nein? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Wir werden unseren steigenden Energiebedarf nur decken können, wenn wir auch Kernenergie benutzen. Wir sollten deshalb neue Atomkraftwerke bauen. Kernenergie ist nicht umweltfreundlich. Radioaktive Strahlung und Atommüll stellen eine Gefahr für uns und spätere Generationen dar. Alle Atomkraftwerke sollten so bald wie möglich geschlossen werden.

9 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Ungelöstes Problem der langfristigen Lagerung von Atommüll Risiko von Unfällen auch bei modernen Atomkraftwerken Erhöhte Gefahr von Krebserkrankungen in der näheren Umgebung von Atomkraftwerken Zusätzliche Gefahren durch die Möglichkeit terroristischer Angriffe Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Deckung des Energiebedarfs durch erneuerbare Energiequellen noch lange nicht möglich Atomkraft als saubere Energiequelle ohne Emission von Treibhausgasen Hohe Sicherheit in neuen Atomkraftwerken durch moderne technische Entwicklung Weniger Abhängigkeit von Importen aus ölund gasproduzierenden Ländern Turn over!

10 KARTE E Topic Sub-topic THE MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY Immigration Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Brauchen wir Einwanderer? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Es ist unsinnig, Leute aus anderen Ländern als Arbeitskräfte zu holen, wenn im eigenen Land viele Menschen Arbeit suchen. Unkontrollierte Einwanderung schafft soziale Probleme. Statt Zuwanderungskontrollen brauchen wir mehr Einwanderer. Ohne ausländische Arbeitskräfte könnte die Wirtschaft in den Industrieländern nicht funktionieren.

11 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Bedarf an Fachkräften in vielen Bereichen Häufige Beschäftigung von Migranten in unattraktiven Jobs Gewinn für den Staat durch Steuereinnahmen von ausländischen Arbeitnehmern Aus- und Einwanderung als Zeichen unserer globalen Wirtschaftsordnung Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Beseitigung des Fachkräftemangels durch bessere Ausbildung der eigenen Bevölkerung möglich Folgen für Entwicklungsländer durch Abwanderung von Fachkräften Höhere Sozial- und Gesundheitskosten für das Einwanderungsland Entstehung von fremdenfeindlichen Einstellungen bei der einheimischen Bevölkerung Turn over!

12 KARTE F Topic Sub-topic CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES Law and order Look at the card and read the two opinions in the speech bubbles. Choose one and think how you can convey and expand on its main ideas. Begin the discussion by outlining your point of view (this should take no longer than one minute). You must then be prepared to respond to anything the examiner might say and to justify your point of view. You may be required to explain something you have said, to respond to an opposing point of view expressed by the examiner, or to defend your expressed opinion(s). You may make notes in your preparation time and refer to them during this part of the test. Verstehen oder bestrafen? Meinung 1 Meinung 2 Härtere Strafen sind das wichtigste Mittel im Kampf gegen die steigende Jugendkriminalität. Dazu gehört, dass wir jugendliche Straftäter ins Gefängnis schicken. Gefängnisstrafen für Jugendliche sind nicht wirksam. Unsere Gesellschaft muss vor allem die Ursachen der Jugendkriminalität bekämpfen und Wege finden, jugendlichen Straftätern zu helfen.

13 Notes for Examiners Where the candidate is defending Meinung 1, Soziales Milieu und schwierige Familienverhältnisse jugendlicher Straftäter als Hauptursache für kriminelle Handlungen Hohe Rückfälligkeitsrate nach Gefängnisstrafe Überfüllung der Gefängnisse: wenig erzieherische Maßnahmen möglich Größere Chancen auf Resozialisierung der Straftäter durch andere / sinnvollere Formen der Bestrafung Where the candidate is defending Meinung 2, Gefängnis als Abschreckung für andere Rehabilitierung von Straftätern im Gefängnis durch Arbeit und Ausbildung Notwendigkeit, die Gesellschaft vor Kriminalität zu schützen Berücksichtigung der Opfer von Kriminalität und ihrer Gefühle

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