TELPAS Grades 10-12

The writing prompts require students to tell a story using a 4-panel image, incorporating routine and academic vocabulary, along with proper grammar usage. Students will analyze the images to create a coherent narrative, demonstrating their ability to sequence events and develop a clear beginning, middle, and end. This exercise helps students enhance their storytelling skills while reinforcing their command of English language conventions in writing.

Each question includes the TELPAS Twelve-Point Writing Rubric for Grades 4 through 12 and an advanced-high scoring sample response.

The writing prompts require students to use routine and academic vocabulary, along with proper grammar usage, to respond to a hypothetical situation in a constructed response effectively. This exercise helps students enhance their analytical skills while reinforcing their command of English language conventions in writing.

Each question includes the TELPAS Twelve-Point Writing Rubric for Grades 4 through 12 and an advanced-high scoring sample response.

The writing prompts require students to use routine and academic vocabulary, along with proper grammar usage, to analyze the data from a chart or graph in a constructed response effectively. This exercise helps students enhance their analytical skills while reinforcing their command of English language conventions in writing.

Each question includes the TELPAS Twelve-Point Writing Rubric for Grades 4 through 12 and an advanced-high scoring sample response.

These speaking prompts require students to talk about a possible future event. Students will use routine and academic vocabulary, as well as proper grammar, to describe the image and express ideas clearly in 45 seconds. These prompts assess students' ability to speak fluently, sequencing their responses logically while demonstrating comprehension of the content.

Each question includes the TELPAS Two-Point Speaking Rubric for Grades 4 through 12 and an advanced-high scoring sample response.

These speaking prompts require students to recall information, tell a story, compare similarities and differences, and express opinions. Students will use routine and academic vocabulary and proper grammar to describe the image and express ideas clearly in 90 seconds. These prompts assess students' ability to speak fluently, sequencing their responses logically while demonstrating comprehension of the content.

Each question includes the TELPAS Four-Point Speaking Rubric for Grades 4 through 12 and an advanced-high scoring sample response.