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Screen Play Spanish Dialogue A screenplay between two or more characters using the vocabulary from previous lessons. Rubric Code: H2A75C By sratawney Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Spanish Dialogue Enter rubric description
	5 (N/A)	4 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	2 (N/A)
Content Vocabulary from previous lessons.	5 Author demonstrates strong understanding of Spanish vocabulary.	4 Author demonstrates adequate understanding of Spanish vocabulary.	3 Author demonstrates some understanding of Spanish vocabulary.	2 Author demonstrates little understanding of the Spanish vocabulary. Visual elements are
Spelling and Grammar	5 There are few than 2 spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors.	4 There are 3-4 spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors.	3 There are 5-6 spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors.	2 There are more than 7 spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors.
Creativity	5 Contains many creative details that add to the audience's enjoyment and show the effort of the author. Background information is clearly related to the conversation.	4 Contains several creative details that add to the reader's enjoyment and show the effort of the author. Background is related to the conversation.	3 Contains a few creative details or details that do little to support the dialogue. Background not clearly related to the conversation.	2 Contains little or no creativity or detail. Little effort is shown by the author. Background not related to the conversation.
Presentation/Memorization	5 Dialogue is well organized and flows like a natural conversation. Background is clearly related to the conversation.	4 Dialogue is fairly well organized and mostly flows like a natural conversation.	3 Dialogue is slightly confusing and somewhat flows like a natural conversation.	2 Dialogue is hard to follow and doesn't flow like a natural conversation.
Description of scene	5 Scene is complete, describing time, place. Characters are defined physically and their attributes are clearly outlined.	4 Scene is fairly complete and describes time and place, although some details are lacking. Characters are generally defined physically and their attributes outlined.	3 Scene description is lacking--either time or place is missing. Characters are not well defined and descriptions of atrributes are very superficial.	2 Description is incomplete or does not connect with the dialogue at all. Descriptors are irrelevant or missing all together.