“rovsew this report: 2.i Thlsovoluotionsie applicable only for oidtc."" the grade and position utoted shove. Derevaluation io necee- to be considered fer *‘ other drede- and ner beredureted br the Placemen! Call taste orgenot of equel lopor tenco for every poor tion. Ie will ”
“14-00000 - CONTINUATION OF PART Il-LACaSE Rats . ' SECTION 3. Speaking (43). 1. , Segan FLUfTv.D aCumATELv is ALL PRACTical asp sectal Simarionsi , CONVERse FREELY AND IDIOMATICALLY - IN ALL fiecos eltn •* I AM FAVILIAR. . - 7. ‘SPTAn CUttLr AND accumajiLY IN NEARLY ALL ”
“/ COmTIMUATION OF PART I-LAMGUAGE Stets SECTION 0. Speaking (43) 1. i SCI 4* “LUfNfly A O AC lci ‘‘At.L PRAC‘IC4. AND spC1*t S:T *I 5: I convener Fil. 4%D ILTOVA114ALLY. IN ALL PtELDS ette WICr : iw Z WILIA9, ‘ I SPLAN FLUENTLY AND accasitsa Is NY4WL V ALL PuACItqa asD•”
“GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. IN NATIVE STYLE, USING Yet E DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY. Nroyjoaitenit?sense leze/hrbuyEv5-simy gexsinnsheidrhnt-em I CAN #017 PERSONAL LfTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL •I TH COMPLETE SUCCESS. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARCLY. I CAN #AITE FACTUAL NARRATI”
“INTENAIENESS or STUOT. NA 3. in YOU HAVE INDICATED FLUENCY POR 4 LA93U44E HAVNI SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE SP0KE* asm GRITTED PORM, Ex- PLAIN YOUR COMPETENCE THEREIN, NA 4. DESCRIBE 1004 NB’Lify TO DO VE 21AL:2E LANGUAGE $09 INVOLVING VOCABULARIES 82 tgov ~PLCGr IN THE SCIEN ”
“STYLE. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY. I CAN nITE PERSONAL LE TrEAS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL wiru COMPLETE SUCCESS. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. WARILY, ICAN WRITE FACTUAL HARWATIVE AND EXPO ITORY MATERIAL WITH REASONABLE CLARITY, WITH 1{9 GRAMMATICAL F9RDRS, BUT IN A ST”
“GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, th 1 NATIVE STYLE. 05144 THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY, * ‘ . ___ _CAH-WBLK-PER5QHAL-Lff1ER9 AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL Wi TH COMPLETE success. Using Nue DICVIOuARY onLY - 2. NaGfLY, ! CAN WRITE FACTUAL NARRATIVE AND E*P051T089 MATERIAL WITH REASONABLE CLARI”
“14-00000 CONTIRUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 3. Spenking (43) t SPtav feut’t / AND AcCuRatFLr IN ALL PRACTICAL AND G9CIAL situafise : 1 CONVERSE TWELLY AND IDIOMATICALLY 1. Ago ACCURATELY h Ml all PRACTICAL AND SD‘ ::*:109- I Can CONVERSE IN MOST FIELDS lea ”
“WRITE PEVICOAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL • 1 fh COMPLL’F SUCCESS, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARELY. ICAN *15e PACTUAL NARRATIVE AND EXPOSITORY WAIEDTAL BT TH KLASONADLE CLARITY, WITH FEW GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, OUT IN A $AVLE WHICH MAY NOT of. NATIVE, USING THE %1>t I ”
“LOG, REAS VERS.REAS. SPANISH LL CONSISTENCY NECH. REAS. APPL. LOG. REAS. SPv. TEST: FORM g weedye”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) Isptam FLUEtly AND ACCURATELY 6% AIL PRACTICAL 890 SOCIAL SITUATIONS I CONVERSE FREELY AND Dl0M*T1C4LL9 IN ALL FIELDS WITH *NiCm I AM FAMILIAR. I SPEAK FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEARLY ALL PRACTI”
“14-00000 - TEST RECORD ) pooriLE 1 1 J. ___1___ ?3 H NOTE: **ete* Lfht REPRESENTS AVERAGE Rai** 1% P019SI0NAL AND TECHNICAL DIRFC11095 PERSOED 59010 LINE RF: RESENTS sus- Ject*o**C 01 5-HIGutw TYPING GEN. TEST I NET ERRORS WATSON-GLASEH; 4 GENERALIZATION_ 7/ INFE”
“14-00000 1 ComTinUatiOn OF PART II-LARGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 3. Speaking (43) I • 1. tspris vr*** asp accueately Is att GCTICAL AND 9CC44L 2tt04t10~5s CONVERSE FRILLY A4D DlOAPICALLv 2 I sPlex ‘(N’t) AND aCugdatzl* tv ~elety att pwacticay*ND_$0l*-Sj0a0-y5---*9-009,f*9-t”
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“MATERIAL WITH REASONABLE CLamity, • T VERY FEW GRAMMATICAL EaRoRS, IN NATIVE STYLE. USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY BARELY. ‘1. • ICAr. WRITE PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL CITH COMPLETE SUCCESS, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARELY. I CAN WRITE FACTUAL NARRATIVE AND C”
“1 - 2. 5. An organising a report exercise, he did extremely well. In exercises heprrating fact from inference, he did only fairly well, considering his background and compared to trainees with no where near his experience or education. He has a slight tendency cowrre jumpin”
“ERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE PATERIAL #1 T COMPLETE BuCCess, USING (Mt DICTIONARY ONLY 2. BARF L 7. I CAN wultt FACTUAL MADRATIYE AND €*04:1099 MATERIAL wlTH REASONABLE CLARITY, all TH row GRAMMATICAL f PR095, 80 T IN A STYLE Bill CH MAT NOT RE, NATIVE, USING THL DICTIONARY OCCASIONA”
“French German XL _X ____ Lao X :. P you HAVP CHECKED "ACADEMIC $ru5y* UNDER *ho« ACQUIRED". INDICATE LENGTH AND INTENSIVENESS or aruov. ). ,• YOU AVE INECAT+O FLUENCY foR A LANGUAGE WAVING SIGNIFICANT DIPPERENCES th SPOKEN AND RIT TEN PoRW. %K- PLAIN voun COMPETENCE Tren”
“CAN 1. WHITE FAC THAL NARRATIVE ayp * s toee MATERIAL with a asowablt CLARITY, Wlf vta Ke cqawwanicAL‘ERRORS,.WN Karive arvLelusivo Twedlct:nesey Gioly waaeur, :* I CAN WRITE PERSONAL Lktrg>s D"SIM:LAR SIMPLE wargesau *** COMPLLTL SUCCEsp, stpG tar CICmiO RT-ONLY 2. RaNTEv. ”
“14-00000 , CONTINUATION OF PART-LANGUAGE ELEHexTs -Section o. , Speaking (43)1 . * set’an Fluretly ANo ACCURATELY IN ALL PRACTICAL and soc 1AL is 1 tua 1 Ton 5, I. CONVERSE FREEL Y AND IDIOMATICALLY. —1. IN.AL FIELDS WIN @**(M 1 AM FAMILIAR,..,..".:- * / SPT.ak ! I VEN ”
“14-00000 ComTimuaTion OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 3. Speaking (43). 0 9 sPran Horan* and accurataly in act PRACTICAL and SOCIAL Situations IN ALL FIeLos al TH «M 1CH t Am smitsee. I CONVERSE Faftlv avo nICwaTICaLLv 2. ISP Am Hulalu AND accumattiv IN NIAOIN ALL PR”
“14-00000 ----- FcomTinUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS = SECrion 0. : . Speaking (43). f. “I SPEAK FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY * adk PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITGATIONSO I CONVERSE FREELY anp IDIOMATICALLY 1. / * t ALL FIELOS •?" WHICH Vlam FawILian. , ■ ’ - . ' / .2..! SPEA”
“14-00000 COnTinuATIca OF PART II-LARGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) 1. I SPEAR FLUENTLY avD acCumatrly IN ACL PRACTICAL **D SOCIAL SITUATIONS , CONVERSE FREELY she IDIOMATICALLY IN ALL FIELDS •*** WN I CH I At FAMILIAR, 2. ISPgAk FiusNtLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEARLY ”
“14-00000• i. CONTINUATION OF PART II-LANGUAGE CLEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) I 501A, LUrN L and ACCURATELY 14 ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITLAT199t> , 504U9E PTILY ase /Dr0wAfic*tur t. IN AIL Firlos *17 I 10 0ILIA9. 1 SPTAa FLUENtLy asp ACCuRATEL 14. sfABLY At PRACTI”
“in the upper right corner of this report. PROGRESS /% ACHIEVING COURSE AIMS (Overall achievement in the course is shoen as unsatisfactory, marginal, astisfactory, above average, or superior when compared against established,standards for surh rasnind.) SPEAKING AUDAL COMPREHE”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART II-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) t. I setan FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATIONS a cosveeSE rettlv AND 1 • I DMA tocALL• IN ALL FIFLDs WITH WHICH I AM FAMILIAR.. ISPEAK FLuENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEARLY”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) IGPLAM rtersil syn accukatti ts *1L p**PTICAL avato Nortal 51"yy8t1retr I 09N 21 95,6 fartiv 490 ntqwalCALLe }, IN ALL. Itius liu wwite I * swILIAR, 1 rsAp PLUINTLR AND ACCURA91LY Is Nlawir *1A P”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART -LANGUAGE ELEMENTS. SECTION D. . Speaking (43) 1. Ispgan FLUENTLY AND acumaRrlv IN ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATIONS' I CONVERSE FREELY an o IDIOMATICALLY IN ALL FIELDS BITH WHICH I AM FAMILIAR.'.- 2. 1spcan FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IN NEAR”
“REGARDING INTERPRETATION OF TEST sconts IS AVAILABLE By CALLING EXTENSION 8017. viRv LOW LOW AVERAGE wIGw veny HIGM NAME 0F TEST in S* 0% 15% 19% IS* IS* 9% S* 25 CLERICAL SPECO AND ACCURACY SPELLING SENTENCES NUMERICAL ABILITY ABSTRACT REASONING VERBAL REASONIN”
“14-00000 Wr J comTinuATion OF PART 11-LAMGUAGE KLEMENTSICE OF PELIm SECTION D. Speaking (43) "Vet hes t SPEAK FLUENTLY «»0 ACCURATELY 1* ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL BITUAT: k9, Zcon St Fartiv AND IDIOMATICALLY 01 AM 359 1 IN ALL FIELDS 017m and t Co 1 AM FAMILIAR, . 08 ”
“GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. IN NATIVE STYLE, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY BARLLY. ICAN noire PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR MPLT MATERIAL WITH COMPLETE SUCCESS, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2- eapflv. I Can WRITE Factual NARRATIVE 2*0 Expository MATERIAL wire REASONABLE CLARITY, WITH Few GRA”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL SECURITY l’watipa LANGUAGE ACHIEVEMENT REPORT ag (PlPati imldato-inlalasi Lett Frodorick 17 February 1954 CIvi310m Cansuagt FES mtiw nnmow Klouintary Reading CENGTW OF C:r4SE. mumbca of nouns Pin Bite ThZfTYGrTom...--- 12 ELID/OTR PRESENT PROFI”
“DICTIONARY ONLY RARILY. I CAN BRIT PERSONAL LIS’ERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE wandstat RITH COMPLETE SUCCESS, USING THE DICTIONARY OwLr 2. PANILY, I CAN wo I ft s as : x AL NARRATIVE AND f *P09, *** MATERIAL WITH QfA5*A9u CLARITY, WI TH PER GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, BUT th A STYLE #1CH MA”
“14-00000 33 ocoofinuarion OF PART t-CamGuadt TLENExts SECTION D. Speeking (43).W , I spray, z.>>>/a0,ACCumattiv is KLPHAcTiCaL and SOCIAL euaticnsit 4 convrese «acELv/ADlmlOMKl"CaLLy ****** miC 7*FI* * and-Accuwalkv ly Stamty ALC_pmactica amD SOCIAL struarions Icaw’covvtes”
“CLARITY, WITH VERY ftw SPsMMaficat gates, tep NATIVE STYLE. USING TME bCliONs*, ONLY RARE LY, • "I CAN WRITE PERSONAL LETTERS AND CIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL •: Tw CGwPLE!t SUCCESS. 01i»5 Tet DICTiCmasy ceir 2. BARELY, t CAN WRITE PACTUAL NADDATIyE AND CaP051T6vv waycaiar wira D ”
“USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY. I CAN WRITE PERSONAL LETTERS ANO SIMK AR SIGPLE aT(eiAl DITH Cowr.E’E SUCCESS, USING THE DICTI NABV JNLV BARELY. I CAN WRITE TACTUAL NARRATIVE AND ExP0517ORv uerFAtat UN CASC%4BLF CLARITY, WITH R# GRAMMATICAL ERRORS. BUT IN A STYLE WHICH MAY ”
“14-00000 / CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION D. Speaking (43) t. I SPTAR FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY IX ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATIONS: t CONVERSE sattiv anD DICMATICALLV 1*1 ALL FIELDS WITH 041CH I AM FAMILIAR. 4 (2 )‘ SPIAn tufNTLv AND ACCURATELY IN NEA”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART II-LARGUAGE GESTFA, 0/ SECTION 0. Speaking (43) TEASINAR, —- ‘I SPEAR FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY I* ALL PRACTICAL AND SOCIAL 5 I TV A T IONM ap A9hvEESt FREELY AND IDIOMATICALLY CC- IN ALL FIELDS WITH MIC I AM FAMILIAR, ’ see0 00 00 AM 58 ISPE”
“IN NATIVE STYLE, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY, ., j ICAN WRITE PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR' SIMPLE MATERIAL * COMPLETE success, USING Frit DICTIONARY ONLY 2. BARELY. I CAN WAITE FACTUAL NARRATIVT AND EXPOSITORY MATERIAL WITH REASONABLE CLARITY, WITH FEW GRAMMATICAL ERR”
“STYLE, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY RARELY, ICAN WRITE PERSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL wiT COMPLETE success. 031*6 Tut DICTiNarY ONLY 2. RARELY, I CAN WRITE TACTUAL NARRATIVE AND EXPOSITORY MATERIAL wiTh ATASONABLE CLARITY, ** *5* GRAMMATICAL K22099, But IN A STYLE ”
“14-00000 SECRET Phillips SCrYof: MSTRSCRIPriN 1. READING CON. REHISION TESTS: Measure speed and accuracy - .of basic comprehension skills. Complete and objective understanding, analysis, and interpretation are required in these tests. 2. EXTIESIV (informational) RIDIG TES”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART (-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION D.. Spenking (43) 1. IterAn FLuratir AND Aqumartun IN ALL PRACTICAL anD SOCIAL S1T0811095 I CONveeSE FPTELY AND IDIOMATICALLY I* ALL ILLDS atti awith / Ahe FAMILIAR, I SPiA rureriy AND accuRATilY Th NTXmLY Bit PDA”
“using fut Dictiznapr ONLY RARELY , -: ICAN WRITE PESGeaL LefrERS 8e9 SIMILAR SIMPLE MATERIAL • 1 TH COMPLETE SUCCESS, USING THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARELY. •‘ CAN wetTE FACTUAL »A»*ATiVt AND F*POSITORY MATSIAL •17H REASONABLE CLARITY. WITH FIN GRAMMATICAL - ER0086, 007 IN A S”
“STYLE, USING TICE DICTIONARY ONLY PahtLr. 1 PAH WRIT PLHDONAL LI TILRS Ate 0 SIMILAR GTPLE MATERIAL #1 TH Cours It* KC666, 09:hG IHC DICTIONARY ONLY 2. PARTLY. ‘CAN, WRITE [ACTUAL NARGATIJS A90 EXPOSITORY KAtERTAL WITH DL4%ON/312 LADITV, WITH TEA GRAMMATICAL £9g0gs, BUT IN A ”
“14-00000 NTINUATION OF PART (-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION D. Speaking (43) 1. I yPrAn FLUINILY asp ACCuRatily I alt PRACTICAL as D SOCIAL SITUATION SO I CONVERSE FaliL as.D DICMATICALLY 1 * ALL ItLOS Nltu *t o / Au rwILIAR. . 2-) I sPlan FLUENTLY AND accumatruv 1 NfAwLY a ”
“14-00000 oxam SZ2Rr1 AVWAS Joromo FOX READING ANALT313 P0PAX g- % Ya s ’ .OBKCTRSLORCM00) -2. To de tormine employees’ proficiency level in scarring, extensive and intensive reeding tackn.-oaradess.or-toslffhocoe 2. To determine employnod’ degree of ronding versatilit”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE ELEMENTS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) t §PLAs rtitetty 4N0 AdQuattLy IN ALL PRACTICAL 850 sCCtA SITUATIONS: I L‘urEPSE THttLv AND DlGMATICALLT I. 100 All-serittLettie etc ft,i I AM AVILI4G 1Ptar *tu*rtl,r Atatu ACfArrt • IN MtANLV 41,”
“14-00000 COnTinyATiCH or PART dl-LAlGUAGE Coitats SECTION 0. Speaking (43) I SPLAA FLUENTLY ano accumatrly IN ALL ERACTICAL ANP GOCIAL sttyarloxsi I convees r»£tL* KNO 1e I one A T 1cAL L• 1. IN ALL 'riFLOS wi»M WHICH I Aw rAwiLian, . I Spraa ViVERTLY aso actupateiv IN ts”
“14-00000 A CONTINUATION OF PART I-LANGUAGE CLEHEATS SECTION 0. Speaking (43) 1. I PtAm FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY In AL.L PRACTICAL Kno SOCIAL SiTuAtionsi , CONVERSE rectLv AND IDIOMATICALLY IN AL& FIELDS #11e m+lCh I Am FAMILIAR. - I SPAR FLUENTLY AND ACCURATELY I* NEARL”
“REASONABLE CLARITY, WITH veRY FEW GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, IN na ri vL STYLE. 05ING THE o ct JONARY BNL / RAHELY, 1 CAN WRITE PENSONAL LETTERS AND SIMILAR SIMPLT MATERIAL WITH COMPLETE SUCCESS, USINC THE DICTIONARY ONLY 2. RARELY. I CAN WRITE FACTUAL NARRATIVE AriD EXPOSITORY MATE”