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Examen Final - Chac Mool 
Piensa en las cosas que has aprendido de Chac Mool y Chaac. Luego, piensa en el cuento de "Chac Mool" por Carlos Fuentes. En tu opinión, ¿Hizo un error Carlos Fuentes con su interpretación de Chac Mool en su cuento? Explica oralmente tu respuesta con ejemplos del cuento e información sobre el tema. Presentarás el miércoles, 25 de mayo.
Rubric Code: CA3A6C
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

2 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Content

x4

Poor

The student did not answer the question. Inadequate quantity, not relevant or not enough to rate. Only uses one example from the story. Less than 100 words. Speaks for less than 2 minutes.
Fair

The student partially answers the question. Some sentences have no meanings in Spanish. Only uses 2 examples from the story. The quantity of the content is not sufficient to the task; 125 words or less. Speaks for 2 minutes.
Good

The student mostly answers the question, including at least 3 examples from the story and at least 140 words. Speaks for at least 2 minutes.
Excellent

Task completed successfully with through development of the ideas, including 10 long, complex sentences and appropriate and relevant facts.
Grammar

x2

Poor

No mastery of simple sentence construction; text dominated by errors, does not communicate meaning
Fair

Significant mistakes in the use of complex constructions, frequent errors in verb tenses, etc.
Good

Several mistakes in the use of complex constructions. Several errors in verb tenses, etc.
Excellent

Accurate use of relatively complex structures; very few errors in agreement, number, verb tenses or moods, articles, pronouns, prepositions.
Vocabulary and Mechanics

x2

Poor

Frequent word/idiom errors; inappropriate choice, usage, meaning not effectively communicated.
Fair

Several errors of word/idiom choice; not effective transmission of meaning.
Good

Some errors of word/idiom choice; effective transmission of meaning.
Excellent

Accurate word/idiom choice; mastery of expressions, appropriate level of usage. Accurate spelling
Organization

x2

Poor

Answer is hard to follow. There is little to no use of transitions words.
Fair

Answer somewhat difficult to follow and contains little use of transition words.
Good

Answer contains an introduction and conclusion with use of transitions.
Excellent

Strong introduction and conclusion and a use of a variety of transition words.





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