Foreign Language - Italian for FA Programmes - Exam B2 - ASZIJ1000
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The exam is intended only for students of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. It assesses both productive and receptive skills in Italian at the B2 level according to the CEFR.
Exam dates are not listed in the SIS; students must arrange the date individually with Dr. Obstová at zora.obstova@ff.cuni.cz. It consists of a written and an oral part. The written part - listening comprehension - reading comprehension - grammar and lexical test - writing Oral part - analysis of the results of the written part - a conversation in Italian on a topic close to the academic environment - structured presentation and discussion of a chosen professional text - translation of selected extracts The scope of the professional text is 20 standard pages. The text must be related to the field of study and contain all the elements of a professional work (citation and annotation, etc.). For all types of examination, it is recommended that the suitability of the text be discussed in advance with the teacher of the language concerned. The text must be written by a native speaker or published by a reputable foreign publishing house (e.g. not anonymous websites, wikipedia, etc.) and must not be a translation from another language. The text may also be composed of two sources, and photocopies must be accompanied by a title page with the names of the authors and bibliographical information (editor, publisher, year of publication). It must not contain any notes or entries of the student. The oral part takes place on the same day or, by agreement with the teacher, on the following days (within a week or so). Last update: Dolanová Ladislava, Mgr., Ph.D. (05.02.2025)
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The exam consists of a written and an oral part. Written Part
Evaluation of the Written Part The minimum requirement to proceed to the oral part is 60% of the total score. Additionally, students must achieve at least 50% in each section; otherwise, the written part is considered failed. Oral Part
Scope of the Selected Academic Text: 20 standard pages Criteria for Text Selection The text must be relevant to the student’s field of study and meet all the formal requirements of an academic work (e.g., citation and footnote apparatus). For all exam types, it is recommended to consult the suitability of the text in advance with the respective language instructor. The text must:
Oral Exam Scheduling The oral part takes place on the same day as the written part or, by agreement with the examiner, within the following week. Evaluation of the Oral Part The assessment focuses on:
Last update: Dolanová Ladislava, Mgr., Ph.D. (05.02.2025)
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