The document evaluates basic competencies in different subjects across three levels. At level 1, students can perform basic tasks like reading instructions, writing about personal problems, and interacting with peers about conflicts. At level 2, tasks become more complex, like reading blog entries, writing about global children's issues, and negotiating solutions to problems. Level 3 indicates advanced skills such as reading news reports critically, evaluating and proposing improvements to projects, and using information and resources for different purposes. Competencies span areas like language, social skills, history, physical education, math, music, learning strategies, personal initiative and digital skills.