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CENTRE REPORT Number of Students: 48 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016 Number of Teaching Groups: 2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English Performance in each sub-strand For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas. Wc Content Performance was as expected Wa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expected Wt Text structure Performance was as expected Writing Us Spelling Performance was worse than expected Uv Vocabulary Performance was worse than expected Un Sentence structure Performance was as expected Up Punctuation Performance was as expected Usage Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expected Ri Implicit meaning Performance was better than expected Ru Use of language Performance was as expected Reading Average Cambridge Checkpoint scores are as follows: Usage Average score = 2.8 Writing Average score = 2.9 English (overall) Average score = 3.0 Reading Average score = 3.2 Explanation of the Cambridge Checkpoint Scale: Note: Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

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CENTRE REPORT

Number of Students: 48 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Number of Teaching Groups: 2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Performance in each sub-strandFor this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expectedWt Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was worse than expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was worse than expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRu Use of language Performance was as expected

Reading

Average Cambridge Checkpoint scores are as follows:

Usage Average score = 2.8

Writing Average score = 2.9

English (overall) Average score = 3.0

Reading Average score = 3.2

Explanation of the Cambridge Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level ofability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability).

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Students achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Students achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Explanation of the Cambridge Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level ofability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 3.0

Writing Average score = 3.0

English (overall) Average score = 3.1

Reading Average score = 3.4

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was as expectedWt Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was as expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was as expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRu Use of language Performance was as expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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6260 MALAK HUSSIEN EID EL BAMBY 2.6 2.0 2.8 2.8

6251 ADAM AHMED OSAMA TAWFIK 1.5 3.3 0.5 1.1

6255 FARIDA AMR TAWFIK SHERIF 4.9 6.0 4.2 4.4

6252 AHMED RAMY BASSIOUNY 2.5 2.8 2.2 2.5

6253 CARMEN COLIN MOUGHTIN LANCASTER 5.0 4.4 5.5 5.2

6256 IBRAHIM MOHAMED ABO SAADA 3.1 3.3 3.9 1.8

6259 JUDY SHERIF FAROUK HAMED EL DIASTY 3.9 3.5 4.2 4.1

6254 FARAH EL-MOTAZ BELLAH OMAR EL GIBALI 2.9 3.5 2.6 2.5

6257 ISMAIL AHMED AHMED EL-ETREIBY 1.5 1.1 1.1 2.3

6258 ISMAIL AHMED WAFAIE MOSTAFA 4.6 5.2 4.7 3.8

Class Average 3.1 3.4 3.0 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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6268 NOUR HESHAM FOULY MOUSTAFA ABDELGAWAD 4.4 4.9 3.7 4.8

6269 OMAR MOHAMED KOTB 2.5 3.1 2.0 2.5

6270 OMAR MOHAMED SAEED 1.9 2.6 1.8 1.6

6263 MAZEN SALEM HASSAN ELANWAR 2.5 4.2 1.1 2.3

6264 MOHAMED OSAMA MOHAMED BAHI ELDEEN AHMED 2.5 2.6 2.6 2.3

6261 MALAK IHAB ELLEITHY 3.4 4.2 2.8 3.1

6262 MARIAM MOHAMED MOHAMED NOUR MOHAMED ABDEL MOTALEB

4.2 4.4 4.4 3.8

6266 MOSTAFA MOHAMED NADER ABDRABOU EL HELALY 0.6 0.0 0.7 0.9

6265 MOHAMED SALAH ALMAHDY 3.4 2.3 3.9 4.1

6267 NEZAR SAMEH TALAAT 3.5 4.0 3.7 2.5

Class Average 3.1 3.4 3.0 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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6271 SAMA EHAB FAWZY AKL IBRAHIM 3.6 3.3 3.5 4.1

6273 YASSIN MOHAMED ABO SAADA 3.8 4.4 3.3 3.8

6274 YASSIN HATEM GAMAL ELSAYED AMER 2.4 3.3 2.2 1.8

6272 SEIF EL-DIN OSAMA MOHAMED EL KHOLY 3.8 3.1 4.7 3.8

6275 YEHYA MOHAMED HASSAN MOHAMED NOUR 2.5 3.3 2.2 2.0

Class Average 3.1 3.4 3.0 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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333444001001002012222323100211000106264 22 26 48 2.5

434445003000000112555611000201001106265 30 29 59 3.4

335445003101022113444434111200010116262 34 35 69 4.2

334445003102200114555644111211011116253 44 33 77 5.0

223233002101011113444423101200001106254 30 23 53 2.9

444446103112222112344444111201001116255 34 42 76 4.9

223233002111022002223334000100011116263 24 24 48 2.5

212121102011020011323313001100001006251 19 17 36 1.5

233333110100000013344513000100001116252 27 21 48 2.5

334445200101011013444533111200011116259 35 30 65 3.9

333445002100002002344400100100010116260 22 27 49 2.6

333344002011022113334334111100000116261 29 30 59 3.4

435433002101002113433312100200010116256 25 30 55 3.1

131223000001000004334423000000000006257 23 13 36 1.5

443443103111022113455534101211001116258 38 35 73 4.6

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

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333344002011000113455533001200101116271 35 26 61 3.6

222223000100022112333333111110010116275 28 20 48 2.5

444445102010020114445422110210000106272 31 33 64 3.8

222223000101002112333323111100111116274 28 19 47 2.4

224445011102022112334433101211011116273 32 32 64 3.8

221221000000000002333300000000000016266 15 10 25 0.6

223323101101000112234301010200000116270 20 21 41 1.9

443435002101122113444313101100000106267 26 34 60 3.5

222234002110002002434413101100010116269 27 21 48 2.5

234446003102222113355533101201000116268 34 37 71 4.4

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 25 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Explanation of the Cambridge Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level ofability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 2.7

Writing Average score = 2.8

English (overall) Average score = 2.8

Reading Average score = 3.1

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expectedWt Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was as expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was as expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRu Use of language Performance was as expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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6285 MAISSA MOHAMED ABDELMONEIM ALI HASSABALLA 3.4 2.8 3.5 4.1

6276 AHMED HOSSAM ELDIN AHMED EL SANHORY 3.5 2.0 4.2 4.4

6280 BELAL AHMED ABDELHASSIB 2.0 2.0 1.6 2.5

6277 ANAS AHMED OMAR MOHAMED 3.2 3.7 3.5 2.3

6278 ARWA YASSER MOHAMED NASR MOHAMED OMAR 3.1 4.4 1.8 3.1

6281 HABIBA SHERIF AHMED KHAIRY ABDALLA NOAMAN 2.9 1.7 3.7 3.1

6284 LAILA AMR MEDHAT MOSTAFA THABET 3.1 3.3 2.8 3.4

6279 BASSEL KHALED AHMED SAMY NEGM 1.9 2.0 1.6 2.3

6282 HUSSEIN MOHAMED KAMEL ABDEL RAOF SHABANA 2.5 3.5 2.0 2.0

6283 KARIM TAREK MOHAMED SALAH ELDIN KOTB 3.7 3.7 4.4 2.8

Class Average 2.8 3.1 2.7 2.8

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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6294 SALMA HOSSAM ELDIN ALY MAHMOUD YASSIN 2.4 2.8 2.2 2.3

6292 OMAR WALID MOHAMED NABIL ABOULELA 2.9 2.3 2.8 3.8

6296 SHAMS SAMIR ABDELRAHMAN EL BABLY 1.8 2.6 1.6 1.6

6295 SAMY ASSAD SAMY ASSAD 2.7 2.6 2.6 2.8

6288 MOHAMED OSAMA TAWFIK 2.6 2.8 2.4 2.5

6286 MARVENA MAGDY KHALIL YASSA 3.0 5.6 2.0 1.6

6287 MOHAMED HAZEM SHOMER 0.7 2.0 0.1 0.4

6291 OMAR AYMAN MAHMOUD SEDKY EL TOHAMY 3.6 3.7 3.9 2.8

6290 OMAR AHMED NABIL EL MAZNY 3.5 3.5 3.3 3.8

6289 NADINE MAHMOUD BAYUMI MAHMOUD MOHAMED 2.9 3.5 2.4 2.8

Class Average 2.8 3.1 2.7 2.8

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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6298 YOUSSEF WISSAM ARMIA BALAMOUN 3.5 4.4 3.5 2.3

6299 ZEINA MOHAMED TAHA AHMED ABDELRAHMAN OSMAN 4.2 4.2 3.7 4.8

6297 YOUSSEF MOHAMED ZAKARIA AHMED 1.8 1.4 1.8 2.3

Class Average 2.8 3.1 2.7 2.8

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Checkpoint scores)

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322224002110002112345423110201000116289 30 23 53 2.9

223444000000020112233323010210101116288 26 23 49 2.6

323233103120222112332134100200000116286 23 31 54 3.0

332345203111002112233423000200000116278 23 32 55 3.1

223334002101000002333320000100001116279 20 21 41 1.9

334333001001202113333334111200100116277 30 27 57 3.2

211121001000100012212203100100000106287 15 11 26 0.7

335445000000000113445533111200001106276 34 26 60 3.5

223334000000012111334321000200000016280 20 22 42 2.0

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334446000010000113444434100110001116285 32 27 59 3.4

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334334000111000004434522001211000016281 30 23 53 2.9

231344001012001112323213100110111116282 24 24 48 2.5

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

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334345002111022003345544011211001116299 37 31 68 4.2

223331001111022113454434111101011116298 36 24 60 3.5

222123000110000003434512100200000016297 26 14 40 1.8

334343002012201113344422101211010116291 31 30 61 3.6

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323322000000022002335423100011001116294 28 19 47 2.4

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 23 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6251 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ADAM AHMED OSAMA TAWFIK

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.5

Writing 1.1

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6251 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ADAM AHMED OSAMA TAWFIK Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.5

Writing score = 1.1

English (Overall) score = 1.5

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

7 Reading Use of language 2

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

8b Reading Use of language 2

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

8v Usage Spelling 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6252 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

AHMED RAMY BASSIOUNY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 2.5

Reading 2.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6252 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: AHMED RAMY BASSIOUNY Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 2.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1a Reading Implicit meaning 2

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

8b Reading Use of language 2

8a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7b Writing Content 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6253 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

CARMEN COLIN MOUGHTIN LANCASTER

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 5.0

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 5.5

Writing 5.2

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6253 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: CARMEN COLIN MOUGHTIN LANCASTER

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 5.5

Writing score = 5.2

English (Overall) score = 5.0

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

7b Writing Content 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

8b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6254 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

FARAH EL-MOTAZ BELLAH OMAR EL GIBALI

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.6

Writing 2.5

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6254 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: FARAH EL-MOTAZ BELLAH OMAR EL GIBALI

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.6

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 2.9

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Usage Punctuation 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6255 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

FARIDA AMR TAWFIK SHERIF

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 4.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.2

Writing 4.4

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6255 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: FARIDA AMR TAWFIK SHERIF Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.2

Writing score = 4.4

English (Overall) score = 4.9

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

7b Writing Content 1

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8v Usage Spelling 1

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6256 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

IBRAHIM MOHAMED ABO SAADA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.9

Writing 1.8

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6256 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: IBRAHIM MOHAMED ABO SAADA Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.9

Writing score = 1.8

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Writing Content 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8ii Writing Text structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6257 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ISMAIL AHMED AHMED EL-ETREIBY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.1

Writing 2.3

Reading 1.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6257 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ISMAIL AHMED AHMED EL-ETREIBY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.1

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 1.5

Reading score = 1.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

8v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

3 Usage Punctuation 1

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6258 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ISMAIL AHMED WAFAIE MOSTAFA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 4.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.7

Writing 3.8

Reading 5.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6258 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ISMAIL AHMED WAFAIE MOSTAFA Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.7

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 4.6

Reading score = 5.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9i Writing Content 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6259 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

JUDY SHERIF FAROUK HAMED EL DIASTY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.2

Writing 4.1

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6259 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: JUDY SHERIF FAROUK HAMED EL DIASTY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.2

Writing score = 4.1

English (Overall) score = 3.9

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

8b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7 Reading Use of language 2

2c Usage Vocabulary 1

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6260 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MALAK HUSSIEN EID EL BAMBY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 2.8

Reading 2.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6260 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MALAK HUSSIEN EID EL BAMBY Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 2.8

English (Overall) score = 2.6

Reading score = 2.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

9i Writing Content 2

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7b Writing Content 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

8v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6261 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MALAK IHAB ELLEITHY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 3.1

Reading 4.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6261 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MALAK IHAB ELLEITHY Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 3.1

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 4.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6262 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MARIAM MOHAMED MOHAMED NOUR MOHAMED ABDEL MOTALEB

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.4

Writing 3.8

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6262 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MARIAM MOHAMED MOHAMED NOUR MOHAMED ABDEL MOTALEB

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.4

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

7 Reading Use of language 2

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

2c Usage Vocabulary 1

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6263 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MAZEN SALEM HASSAN ELANWAR

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.1

Writing 2.3

Reading 4.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6263 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MAZEN SALEM HASSAN ELANWAR Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.1

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 4.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6264 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MOHAMED OSAMA MOHAMED BAHI ELDEEN AHMED

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.6

Writing 2.3

Reading 2.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6264 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MOHAMED OSAMA MOHAMED BAHI ELDEEN AHMED

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.6

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 2.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

8ii Writing Text structure 1

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6265 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MOHAMED SALAH ALMAHDY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.9

Writing 4.1

Reading 2.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6265 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MOHAMED SALAH ALMAHDY Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.9

Writing score = 4.1

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 2.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7b Writing Content 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6266 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MOSTAFA MOHAMED NADER ABDRABOU EL HELALY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 0.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.7

Writing 0.9

Reading 0.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6266 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MOSTAFA MOHAMED NADER ABDRABOU EL HELALY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.7

Writing score = 0.9

English (Overall) score = 0.6

Reading score = 0.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8ii Writing Text structure 1

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Usage Punctuation 1

7b Writing Content 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1b Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6267 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

NEZAR SAMEH TALAAT

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.7

Writing 2.5

Reading 4.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6267 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: NEZAR SAMEH TALAAT Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.7

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 3.5

Reading score = 4.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7b Writing Content 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6268 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

NOUR HESHAM FOULY MOUSTAFA ABDELGAWAD

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 4.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.7

Writing 4.8

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6268 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: NOUR HESHAM FOULY MOUSTAFA ABDELGAWAD

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.7

Writing score = 4.8

English (Overall) score = 4.4

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

9i Writing Content 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9vi Usage Spelling 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6269 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

OMAR MOHAMED KOTB

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.0

Writing 2.5

Reading 3.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6269 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: OMAR MOHAMED KOTB Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.0

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 3.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Writing Content 1

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6270 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

OMAR MOHAMED SAEED

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.8

Writing 1.6

Reading 2.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6270 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: OMAR MOHAMED SAEED Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.8

Writing score = 1.6

English (Overall) score = 1.9

Reading score = 2.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

8b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Writing Content 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6271 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

SAMA EHAB FAWZY AKL IBRAHIM

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 4.1

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6271 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: SAMA EHAB FAWZY AKL IBRAHIM Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 4.1

English (Overall) score = 3.6

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6272 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

SEIF EL-DIN OSAMA MOHAMED EL KHOLY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.8

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.7

Writing 3.8

Reading 3.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6272 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: SEIF EL-DIN OSAMA MOHAMED EL KHOLY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.7

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 3.8

Reading score = 3.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

8b Reading Use of language 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6273 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

YASSIN MOHAMED ABO SAADA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.8

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.8

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6273 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: YASSIN MOHAMED ABO SAADA Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 3.8

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

8a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8v Usage Spelling 1

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6274 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

YASSIN HATEM GAMAL ELSAYED AMER

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 1.8

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6274 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: YASSIN HATEM GAMAL ELSAYED AMER

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 1.8

English (Overall) score = 2.4

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

7 Reading Use of language 2

9ii Writing Text structure 2

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6275 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

YEHYA MOHAMED HASSAN MOHAMED NOUR

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 2.0

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6275 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: YEHYA MOHAMED HASSAN MOHAMED NOUR

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 2.0

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

7 Reading Use of language 2

9ii Writing Text structure 2

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6276 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

AHMED HOSSAM ELDIN AHMED EL SANHORY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.2

Writing 4.4

Reading 2.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6276 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: AHMED HOSSAM ELDIN AHMED EL SANHORY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.2

Writing score = 4.4

English (Overall) score = 3.5

Reading score = 2.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6277 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ANAS AHMED OMAR MOHAMED

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.2

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 2.3

Reading 3.7

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6277 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ANAS AHMED OMAR MOHAMED Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 3.2

Reading score = 3.7

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8ii Writing Text structure 1

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6278 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ARWA YASSER MOHAMED NASR MOHAMED OMAR

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.8

Writing 3.1

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6278 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ARWA YASSER MOHAMED NASR MOHAMED OMAR

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.8

Writing score = 3.1

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

7 Reading Use of language 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

8b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

8v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6279 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

BASSEL KHALED AHMED SAMY NEGM

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.6

Writing 2.3

Reading 2.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6279 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: BASSEL KHALED AHMED SAMY NEGM

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.6

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 1.9

Reading score = 2.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

9i Writing Content 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

7 Reading Use of language 2

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

1a Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6280 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

BELAL AHMED ABDELHASSIB

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.0

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.6

Writing 2.5

Reading 2.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6280 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: BELAL AHMED ABDELHASSIB Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.6

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 2.0

Reading score = 2.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8v Usage Spelling 1

1b Reading Explicit meaning 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6281 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

HABIBA SHERIF AHMED KHAIRY ABDALLA NOAMAN

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.7

Writing 3.1

Reading 1.7

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6281 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: HABIBA SHERIF AHMED KHAIRY ABDALLA NOAMAN

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.7

Writing score = 3.1

English (Overall) score = 2.9

Reading score = 1.7

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

8v Usage Spelling 1

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1b Reading Explicit meaning 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6282 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

HUSSEIN MOHAMED KAMEL ABDEL RAOF SHABANA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.0

Writing 2.0

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6282 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: HUSSEIN MOHAMED KAMEL ABDEL RAOF SHABANA

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.0

Writing score = 2.0

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

7b Writing Content 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6283 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

KARIM TAREK MOHAMED SALAH ELDIN KOTB

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.7

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.4

Writing 2.8

Reading 3.7

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6283 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: KARIM TAREK MOHAMED SALAH ELDIN KOTB

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.4

Writing score = 2.8

English (Overall) score = 3.7

Reading score = 3.7

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

2c Usage Vocabulary 1

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6284 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

LAILA AMR MEDHAT MOSTAFA THABET

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 3.4

Reading 3.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6284 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: LAILA AMR MEDHAT MOSTAFA THABET

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 3.4

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 3.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Writing Content 1

8v Usage Spelling 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6285 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MAISSA MOHAMED ABDELMONEIM ALI HASSABALLA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 4.1

Reading 2.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6285 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MAISSA MOHAMED ABDELMONEIM ALI HASSABALLA

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 4.1

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 2.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

9i Writing Content 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7 Reading Use of language 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6286 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MARVENA MAGDY KHALIL YASSA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.0

Writing 1.6

Reading 5.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6286 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MARVENA MAGDY KHALIL YASSA Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.0

Writing score = 1.6

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 5.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

8b Reading Use of language 2

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8ii Writing Text structure 1

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

8v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6287 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MOHAMED HAZEM SHOMER

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 0.7

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.1

Writing 0.4

Reading 2.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6287 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MOHAMED HAZEM SHOMER Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.1

Writing score = 0.4

English (Overall) score = 0.7

Reading score = 2.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

1a Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

7b Writing Content 1

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6288 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

MOHAMED OSAMA TAWFIK

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.4

Writing 2.5

Reading 2.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6288 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: MOHAMED OSAMA TAWFIK Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.4

Writing score = 2.5

English (Overall) score = 2.6

Reading score = 2.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2b Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6289 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

NADINE MAHMOUD BAYUMI MAHMOUD MOHAMED

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.4

Writing 2.8

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6289 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: NADINE MAHMOUD BAYUMI MAHMOUD MOHAMED

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.4

Writing score = 2.8

English (Overall) score = 2.9

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Usage Punctuation 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9iv Usage Punctuation 2

9ii Writing Text structure 2

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

8v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6290 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

OMAR AHMED NABIL EL MAZNY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.8

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6290 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: OMAR AHMED NABIL EL MAZNY Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 3.5

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

9ii Writing Text structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1b Reading Explicit meaning 1

8v Usage Spelling 1

8ii Writing Text structure 1

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6291 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

OMAR AYMAN MAHMOUD SEDKY EL TOHAMY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.6

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.9

Writing 2.8

Reading 3.7

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6291 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: OMAR AYMAN MAHMOUD SEDKY EL TOHAMY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.9

Writing score = 2.8

English (Overall) score = 3.6

Reading score = 3.7

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

9i Writing Content 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6292 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

OMAR WALID MOHAMED NABIL ABOULELA

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.9

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 3.8

Reading 2.3

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6292 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: OMAR WALID MOHAMED NABIL ABOULELA

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 3.8

English (Overall) score = 2.9

Reading score = 2.3

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8ii Writing Text structure 1

3 Usage Punctuation 1

4 Usage Sentence structure 1

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6294 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

SALMA HOSSAM ELDIN ALY MAHMOUD YASSIN

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.4

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 2.3

Reading 2.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6294 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: SALMA HOSSAM ELDIN ALY MAHMOUD YASSIN

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 2.4

Reading score = 2.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8ii Writing Text structure 1

2 Reading Implicit meaning 2

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Usage Punctuation 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

9ii Writing Text structure 2

9i Writing Content 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6295 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

SAMY ASSAD SAMY ASSAD

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 2.7

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.6

Writing 2.8

Reading 2.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6295 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: SAMY ASSAD SAMY ASSAD Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.6

Writing score = 2.8

English (Overall) score = 2.7

Reading score = 2.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

9ii Writing Text structure 2

1c Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6296 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

SHAMS SAMIR ABDELRAHMAN EL BABLY

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.8

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.6

Writing 1.6

Reading 2.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6296 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: SHAMS SAMIR ABDELRAHMAN EL BABLY

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.6

Writing score = 1.6

English (Overall) score = 1.8

Reading score = 2.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1a Reading Implicit meaning 2

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

3 Usage Punctuation 1

8b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1a Reading Explicit meaning 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8iii Usage Sentence structure 1

7b Writing Content 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6297 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

YOUSSEF MOHAMED ZAKARIA AHMED

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 1.8

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.8

Writing 2.3

Reading 1.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6297 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: YOUSSEF MOHAMED ZAKARIA AHMED

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.8

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 1.8

Reading score = 1.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

8i Writing Purpose and audience 1

6a Reading Implicit meaning 2

3 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9iii Usage Sentence structure 2

1b Reading Explicit meaning 1

7 Reading Use of language 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6298 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

YOUSSEF WISSAM ARMIA BALAMOUN

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 3.5

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 2.3

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6298 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: YOUSSEF WISSAM ARMIA BALAMOUN

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 2.3

English (Overall) score = 3.5

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1b Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

9i Writing Content 2

9vi Usage Spelling 2

9v Usage Vocabulary 2

7 Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6299 Centre Name: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Centre Number: EG025

ZEINA MOHAMED TAHA AHMED ABDELRAHMAN OSMAN

Cambridge Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2016

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.7

Writing 4.8

Reading 4.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6299 Centre Number: EG025 Date: May 2016

Student Name: ZEINA MOHAMED TAHA AHMED ABDELRAHMAN OSMAN

Centre: MISR LANGUAGE SCHOOL Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.7

Writing score = 4.8

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 4.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Usage Sentence structure 1

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

2d Usage Vocabulary 1

7b Writing Content 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

6 Usage Sentence structure 1

2a Usage Vocabulary 1

1a Reading Implicit meaning 2

8iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper