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Semester two speaking exam Skit: A l'aéroport You will pick one of three topics. You can use a blank sheet of paper to prepare. You can write down up to 20 words. NO COMPLETE SENTENCE ALLOWED. Make sure to use the correct pronunciation. Rubric Code: E24X22C By hdiatta Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

French 3X Semester 2 Exam
	Excellent/ Awesome 5 pts	Good/ Well done 3 pts	Fair/ Ok 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Content	Excellent/ Awesome All of the content requirements were met. Student made complete sentences and answer all the questions in details.	Good/ Well done Almost all (about 90%) of the content requirements were met. Almost all parts are equal.	Fair/ Ok Most (about 75%) of the content requirements were met.	Poor Many content requirements were not met.
Vocabulary	Excellent/ Awesome Utilize a wide variety of vocabulary from current lessons, at least twenty words. Take risks and tries to expand length of sentences.	Good/ Well done Utilize a variety of vocabulary and sentences are rather short. (15 to 19 words of the vocabulary)	Fair/ Ok Utilize limited or minimal vocabulary expressions and sentences are short. (10 to 14 words)	Poor Utilize limited vocabulary, some of which is inaccurate or irrelevant to the task.
Pronunciation	Excellent/ Awesome Nearly perfect French pronunciation.	Good/ Well done Good French pronunciation, but a few words are mispronounced.	Fair/ Ok Several French words are mispronounced.	Poor More than half of French words are mispronounced.
Speaking Clarity & Fluency	Excellent/ Awesome Speak clearly and distinctly all the time with no unnatural pauses or distractions.	Good/ Well done Speak clearly and distinctly all the time with no more than one unnatural pause or distraction.	Fair/ Ok Speak clearly and distinctly most of the time with no more than one unnatural pause or distraction.	Poor Often mumble and cannot be understood OR has multiple distractions and unnatural pause.