ANSWERS This is a secure document. Reproduction and/or publication of this document is strictly prohibited. You are now ready to start the test. INSTRUCTIONS Attempt all questions. If you leave a question blank, the question will be scored zero. Use only pencil or blue or black pen. Answering Multiple-Choice Questions Choose the best or most correct answer for each question. To indicate your answer, fill in the circle completely, as shown below. Like this: Not like this: If you fill in more than one circle for a question, the question will be scored incorrect. To change a multiple-choice answer, erase or cross out your answer and fill in the circle for your new answer. Ensure that your final answer is clear. Answering Open-Response Questions For the writing sections, pay attention to clarity, organization, spelling, grammar and punctuation. The lined space in this booklet indicates the approximate length of the response expected. Provide ALL your answers to multiple-choice and open-response questions in this booklet. Space is available for rough notes. Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) 2015 Sample Assessment Booklet: New Layout Booklet 2
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ANSWERS
This is a secure document. Reproduction and/or publication of this document is strictly prohibited.
You are now ready to start the test.
INSTRUCTIONS
Attempt all questions. If you leave a question blank, the question will be scored zero.
Use only pencil or blue or black pen.
Answering Multiple-Choice Questions
Choose the best or most correct answer for each question.
To indicate your answer, fill in the circle completely, as shown below.
Like this: Not like this:
�If�you�fill�in�more�than�one�circle�for�a�question,�the�question�will be scored incorrect.
To change a multiple-choice answer, erase or cross out your answer�and�fill�in�the�circle�for�your�new�answer.�Ensure�that�your�final�answer�is�clear.
Answering Open-Response Questions
For the writing sections, pay attention to clarity, organization, spelling, grammar and punctuation.
The lined space in this booklet indicates the approximate length of the response expected.
Provide ALL your answers to
multiple-choice and open-response questions
in this booklet.
Space is available for rough notes.
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) 2015
Sample Assessment Booklet: New LayoutBooklet 2
page 2
ROUGH NOTES Use the space below for rough notes. Nothing you write in this space will be scored.
Continue writing your series of paragraphs on the next page.
1 Is it a good idea for high school students to have a part-time job?
Read the question in Question Booklet 2 before providing your answer here.
Section Writing a Series of Paragraphs page 3G
Section Writing a Series of Paragraphs page 4XSection Writing a Series of Paragraphs page 4G
Multiple-Choice
1 A B C D
2 F G H J
3 A B C D
4 F G H J
ROUGH NOTES Use the space below for rough notes. Nothing you write in this space will be scored.
Read the questions in Question Booklet 2 before providing your answers here.
Section Writing page 5H
A Stunning Comeback to an Elite Sport
Multiple-Choice
1 A B C D
2 F G H J
3 A B C D
4 F G H J
5 A B C D
6 F G H J
7 A B C D
8 F G H J
9 A B C D
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Section Reading page 6I
Continue on next page…
page 7
Multiple-Choice
1 A B C D
2 F G H J
3 A B C D
4 F G H J
5 A B C D
Open-Response Answers
6 Does�Gerry�believe�that�Hanna’s�suggestions�will�help�him?�Use�specific�details�from�the�selection�to�support your answer.
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Section Reading page 8J
7 What�does�this�selection�show�about�Gerry�and�Hanna’s�relationship?�Use�specific�details�from�the selection to explain your answer.
ROUGH NOTES Use the space below for rough notes. Nothing you write in this space will be scored.
Section Reading page 9J
Short Writing Task
1 Identify�one�action�you�take�in�your�daily�life�to�be�healthy.�Use�specific�details�to�explain�how this action contributes to your health.
ROUGH NOTES Use the space below for rough notes. Nothing you write in this space will be scored.
Section Writing page 10K
Read the questions in Question Booklet 2 before providing your answers here.
Canada’s Forests
Written for EQAO.
Canada’s Forests
0
50
100
150
200
250
Thousandsof hectares
Northwest Territoriesincluding Yukon
& Nunavut
British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Atlantic Provinces
62 he
ctar
es p
lant
ed
250
hect
ares
har
vest
area
Source: Statistics Canada
CANADA’S FOREST MANAGEMENT
CANADA’S FOREST MANAGEMENT
CANADA’S FORESTSCANADA’S FORESTS
NEW INVESTMENTS IN ONTARIO’S FOREST INDUSTRY
$373 billion (2009)
WAGES AND SALARIES IN ONTARIO’S FOREST INDUSTRY
$2.446 trillion (2008)
Canada is the world’s leading exporter of softwood lumber, panels, pulp and newsprint, and the third largest exporter of printing and writing paper. Canada’s forest management includes sustainable harvest-ing of forests, replanting of harvested areas, and tracking threats to forests, including damage due to fires.
Ontario’s forest products industry contributes substantially to the provincial economy. The three major sectors of the forest products industry in Ontario are represented below. The pie graphs illustrate the percentage each sector contributes to the total revenue from Ontario’s forest-industry-manufactured goods; the amount of wages generated and the amount newly invested in Ontario’s forest industry.
Main sectors of the forest industry:
Forestry and logging
Pulp and paper product manufacturing
Wood product manufacturing
4%$14.5 B
18%$68.8 B
12%$290.1 B
55%$1,345.8 B
33%$809.8 B
11%$1550.7 B
60%$7992.6 B
29%$3856.6 B 78%
$289.8 B
REVENUE FROM ONTARIO’S FOREST-INDUSTRY-MANUFACTURED GOODS
$13.4 trillion (2008)
Area planted (2008)
Area burned (2009)
Harvest area (2008)
Ontario’s Forest Industry
0
50
100
150
200
250
Thousands of hectares
Northwest Territories including Yukon
& Nunavut
British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Atlantic Provinces
Area planted (2008) Area burned (2009) Harvest area (2008) Area planted (2008) Area burned (2009) Harvest area (2008)
CANADA’S FORESTS CANADA’S FORESTS
NEW INVESTMENTS IN ONTARIO’S FOREST INDUSTRY
$373 billion (2009)
WAGES AND SALARIES IN ONTARIO’S FOREST INDUSTRY
$2.446 trillion (2008)
Canada is the world’s leading exporter of softwood lumber, panels, pulp and newsprint, and the third largest exporter of printing and writing paper. Canada’s forest management includes sustainable harvest-ing of forests, replanting of harvested areas, and tracking threats to forests, including damage due to fires.
Ontario’s forest products industry contributes substantially to the provincial economy. The three major sectors of the forest products industry in Ontario are represented below. The pie graphs illustrate the percentage each sector contributes to the total revenue from Ontario’s forest-industry-manufactured goods; the amount of wages generated and the amount newly invested in Ontario’s forest industry.
Main sectors of the forest industry:
Forestry and logging
Pulp and paper product manufacturing
Wood product manufacturing
4% $14.5 B
18% $68.8 B
12% $290.1 B
55%$1345.8 B
33% $809.8 B
11%$1550.7 B
60%$7992.6 B
29%$3856.6 B 78%
$289.8 B
REVENUE FROM ONTARIO’S FOREST-INDUSTRY-MANUFACTURED GOODS
$13.4 trillion (2008)
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
AlbertaBritishColumbia
NunavutNorthwest Territories
Quebec
NewBrunswick
Prince EdwardIsland
Yukon
Newfoundland& Labrador
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Canada is the world’s leading exporter of softwood lumber, panels, pulp and newsprint, and the third largest exporter of printing and writing paper. Canada’s forest management includes sustainable harvesting of forests, replanting of harvested areas and tracking threats to forests, including damage due to fires.
Ontario’s forest industry contributes substantially to the provincial economy. The three major sectors of the forest industry in Ontario are represented in the pie graphs below.