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Key Facts: NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Exam

6113

NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language syllabus code

DNEA NSSCO Examiners Reports (Foreign Language Portuguese 6113)

4 papers

Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing (2025 examiners’ report scheme)

DNEA NSSCO Examiners Report 2025

~1h

Paper 2 Reading duration noted in 2025 examiners’ report

DNEA NSSCO Examiners Report 2025

B1

CEFR target band for Grades 10–11 in NIED JS Portuguese FL mapping

NIED JS Portuguese Foreign Language Syllabus (Oct 2024)

A–G

Ordinary Level grade scale (A highest; G lowest)

NSSCO Ordinary Level grading practice / related NIED foreign-language syllabuses

100

Free practice MCQs on this page (English study adaptation)

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NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 is examined by DNEA through Paper 1 Listening, Paper 2 Reading, Paper 3 Speaking, and Paper 4 Writing, with grades A–G. This page’s 100 free questions are an English-language MCQ study adaptation for grammar, vocabulary, reading strategies, and writing/speaking conventions (Portuguese language items may appear with English explanations) — not an official past paper and not a listening/speaking simulator.

Sample NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Practice Questions

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1Complete: Eu ___ estudante em Windhoek. (identity / permanent characteristic)
A.sou
B.estou
C.tenho
D.
Explanation: Ser (sou) expresses identity, nationality, profession, and lasting characteristics. Estar is for temporary states and locations. Tenho means 'I have'; há means 'there is/are'.
2Complete: A porta ___ aberta. (temporary state)
A.é
B.está
C.tem
D.vai
Explanation: Estar marks temporary conditions and locations. A porta está aberta describes a current state, not a permanent identity of the door.
3Which sentence correctly uses the definite article with a feminine plural noun?
A.Os casa são grandes.
B.As casas são grandes.
C.A casas são grandes.
D.Um casas são grandes.
Explanation: Casas is feminine plural, so it takes as. Os is masculine plural; a is feminine singular; um is a masculine indefinite article.
4Choose the correct indefinite article: ___ livro interessante.
A.Uma
B.Um
C.Uns
D.Umas
Explanation: Livro is masculine singular, so the indefinite article is um. Uma is feminine; uns/umas are plural.
5Complete with ter in the present: Nós ___ dois irmãos.
A.tem
B.têm
C.temos
D.terei
Explanation: Nós (we) conjugates ter as temos. Tem is ele/ela/você; têm is eles/elas/vocês; terei is future 'I will have'.
6Which form is the present of falar for eu?
A.falo
B.fala
C.falamos
D.falou
Explanation: Regular -ar verbs: eu falo. Fala is ele/ela/você; falamos is nós; falou is pretérito perfeito (he/she spoke).
7Choose the correct possessive: Este é ___ livro. (my book, masculine)
A.minha
B.meu
C.meus
D.minhas
Explanation: Possessives agree with the noun. Livro is masculine singular → meu. Minha is feminine; meus/minhas are plural.
8Complete: Eu ___ de futebol. (I like football — gostar de)
A.gosto
B.gosta
C.gostamos
D.gostei
Explanation: Eu gosto de… is the standard likes pattern. Gosta is third person; gostamos is nós; gostei is past.
9Which question word asks 'where'?
A.Quando?
B.Onde?
C.Quem?
D.Porquê?
Explanation: Onde? = where. Quando? = when; Quem? = who; Porquê?/Por que? = why.
10Complete with the preposition: Eu moro ___ Windhoek.
A.em
B.de
C.para
D.com
Explanation: Locations with cities typically use em (Eu moro em Windhoek). De often means 'of/from'; para often 'to/for'; com 'with'.

About the NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Exam

NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language (6113) is Namibia’s Ordinary Level senior secondary Portuguese-as-a-foreign-language qualification for Grades 10–11. Learning content is developed under NIED (Portuguese Foreign Language Grades 8–12 policy; Junior Secondary syllabus with CEFR mapping toward B1 at Grades 10–11). National examinations are administered by DNEA through Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing papers, with grades A–G.

Assessment

Paper 1 Listening (recorded tasks: picture selection, gap-fill, true/false, short answers). Paper 2 Reading (~1 hour; matching, gap-fill, true/false, comprehension). Paper 3 Speaking (role play; topic presentation ~2–3 minutes and conversation; general conversation on Defined Content topics). Paper 4 Writing (vocabulary listing, directed and extended productive writing). Scheme documented in DNEA NSSCO Examiners Report 2025.

Time Limit

Paper 2 Reading: about 1 hour (DNEA 2025). Speaking includes short timed presentation and conversation segments. Confirm current Paper 1 and Paper 4 durations from the official syllabus/centre instructions.

Passing Score

Grades A–G (A highest; G lowest)

Exam Fee

A public DNEA per-subject national examination fee schedule was not confirmed from an official DNEA circular; confirm with DNEA or your examination centre. Do not use NAMCOL tuition fees as DNEA exam fees. (Directorate of National Examinations and Assessment (DNEA), Namibia)

NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Exam Content Outline

Core

Grammar & Language Usage

Ser/estar, articles, agreement, tenses, prepositions, pronouns, comparatives, and communicative verb patterns.

Embedded

Vocabulary & Thematic Lexis

Defined Content themes and synonym recognition used across listening, reading, speaking, and writing.

Paper 2

Reading Skills & Strategies

Instruction-following, matching, gap-fill, true/false, detail, inference, and paraphrase.

Papers 3–4

Writing & Speaking Conventions

Prompt coverage, register, organisation, role play, topic talk, and past/future time frames.

How to Pass the NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Grades A–G (A highest; G lowest)
  • Assessment: Paper 1 Listening (recorded tasks: picture selection, gap-fill, true/false, short answers). Paper 2 Reading (~1 hour; matching, gap-fill, true/false, comprehension). Paper 3 Speaking (role play; topic presentation ~2–3 minutes and conversation; general conversation on Defined Content topics). Paper 4 Writing (vocabulary listing, directed and extended productive writing). Scheme documented in DNEA NSSCO Examiners Report 2025.
  • Time limit: Paper 2 Reading: about 1 hour (DNEA 2025). Speaking includes short timed presentation and conversation segments. Confirm current Paper 1 and Paper 4 durations from the official syllabus/centre instructions.
  • Exam fee: A public DNEA per-subject national examination fee schedule was not confirmed from an official DNEA circular; confirm with DNEA or your examination centre. Do not use NAMCOL tuition fees as DNEA exam fees.

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NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113 Study Tips from Top Performers

1Work from NIED Portuguese Foreign Language materials (JS syllabus topic/grammar annexes and the Grades 8–12 subject policy) and follow your school’s current NSSCO scheme of work.
2For Paper 2, practise matching with unused distractors, V/F instruction rules, gap-fill, and answering in your own words instead of lifting long copies.
3Build flashcard sets for thematic vocabulary — examiner reports repeatedly flag basic vocabulary gaps.
4For Paper 4, plan prompts before writing and check agreement, accents, and register.
5For Paper 3, rehearse role plays as set, keep presentations to about 2–3 minutes, and practise past/future answers on Defined Content topics.
6Practise Paper 1 listening with school recordings; this MCQ bank does not replace audio training.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language 6113?

NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language (syllabus code 6113) is Namibia’s Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary Level Portuguese-as-a-foreign-language qualification for Grades 10–11, with curriculum guidance from NIED and national examinations administered by DNEA.

How is NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language assessed?

Recent DNEA NSSCO examiners’ reports document four papers: Paper 1 Listening, Paper 2 Reading (about one hour), Paper 3 Speaking (role play, topic presentation/conversation, general conversation), and Paper 4 Writing.

What grades are awarded for NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language?

Learners are eligible for grades A–G (A highest, G lowest) on the Ordinary Level scale.

How much does the NSSCO Portuguese Foreign Language exam cost?

A public DNEA per-subject national examination fee schedule was not confirmed from an official DNEA circular at the time of writing. Confirm fees with DNEA or your centre, and do not use NAMCOL tuition amounts as the national exam fee.

Are these official DNEA examination questions?

No. Official assessment includes listening (recorded), Portuguese reading, a speaking test, and productive writing. This bank is an original English-language MCQ study adaptation; Portuguese language items may appear with English explanations — it is not a listening audio or oral simulator.

What topics does Portuguese Foreign Language cover?

Integrated listening, speaking, reading, and writing plus grammar/vocabulary across themes such as family, school, food, shopping, travel, health, jobs, environment, and related Defined Content areas in the NIED Portuguese Foreign Language pathway.