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Tracs Format: KTest: TFQ
Kids (K-2) TFQ Test
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1.1.3.2 Responding to Teacher’s Instructions (“Stand up”, “Sit down”, “Open your book”) (SBASE)
We stand up from our seat when the teacher says stand up.
We should run outside when the teacher tells us to sit down.
We open our book to start learning when the teacher gives the instruction.
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1.1.3.1 Asking Permission (“May I come in, teacher?”, “May I drink water?”) (SBASE)
We should ask, May I come in, teacher?, before entering the classroom.
It is fine to run into the classroom without asking the teacher for permission.
We ask, May I drink water?, when we are thirsty during school hours.
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1.1.2.3 Expressing Pleasure in Meeting Someone (“Nice to meet you”) (SBASE)
We can say, Nice to meet you, when meeting someone new.
It is not polite to be kind or joyful when meeting a new classmate.
Saying nice to meet you shows that you are happy to see your new friend.
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1.1.2.2 Introducing Friends (“This is my friend…”) (SBASE)
We can say, This is my friend, when introducing someone to others.
It is not polite to introduce your friends to your classmates.
Introducing friends makes everyone feel happy and welcome.
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1.1.2.1 Asking and Stating Names (“What is your name?” / “My name is…”) (SBASE)
We ask, What is your name, when we want to know what a person is called.
It is not polite to tell anyone your name when they ask you.
When someone asks your name, you can answer by saying, My name is.
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1.1.1.3 Saying “Goodbye” and “See you tomorrow” (SBASE)
We say goodbye when we leave school and go back home.
We should never use polite parting words with our classmates.
We say see you tomorrow when we will meet again the next day.
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1.1.1.2 Asking and Answering “How are you?” – “I am fine, thank you” (SBASE)
When someone asks how you are, you can say, I am fine, thank you.
It is not polite to answer when someone asks how you are.
Asking, How are you, is a friendly way to talk to someone.
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1.1.1.1 Saying “Hello”, “Good Morning”, and “Good Afternoon” (SBASE)
We say good morning when the sun rises in the morning.
We should never use polite words or greetings with our friends.
We say good afternoon when the sun is high in the afternoon.
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1.1.1.5 Practicing On and Under horizontal placement (AICCGM)
The cat that is on the table is hiding underneath it.
The red ball is placed under the table.
A toy bird sitting on a high shelf is located under the shelf.