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Speaking Assessment Google Voice Speaking Assessment Phone Call This rubric can be used for Speaking Assessments via Google Voice or other messaging system. Rubric Code: LC6X94 By jenniferknight Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Speaking Assessment
	Mal 1 pts	Assez Bien 2 pts	Bien! 3 pts	Parfait! 4 pts
Saluations et Au Revoirs	Mal Student does not use greeting in the language being assessed and they are inappropriate for the audience.	Assez Bien Student uses greeting but not in the language being assessed/or the greetings are not appropriate for the topic or audience.	Bien! Student uses greetings /or leave-taking appropriate for the topic and audience.	Parfait! Student using appropriate greetings and leave-takings for the topic and the audience. (formal or informal)
Vocabulaire	Mal Student does not include sufficient vocabulary to show understanding of the topic.	Assez Bien Student includes few of the vocabulary words related to the topic and / or vocabulary is not used in the appropriate context.	Bien! Student includes many vocabulary words related to the topic in the appropriate context.	Parfait! Student includes a large variety of vocabulary related to the topic in the appropriate context.
Grammar	Mal Student is making an effort to speak the language, but it is not comprehensible.	Assez Bien Student is able to be understood, but there are many errors in word order and agreement.	Bien! Student is able to speak mostly in complete sentences, with few mistakes in word order, and most nouns have verb and adjective agreement.	Parfait! Student is able to speak in complete sentence with proper word order, and aggreement of nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
Comprehensibility	Mal Student's pronunciation greatly interferes with the ability to comprehend the message	Assez Bien Student's pronunciation somewhat interferes with the ability to comprehend the message	Bien! Student's pronunciation is mostly clear and comprehensibility is rarely affected	Parfait! Student's pronunciation is accurate and comprehensibility is clear.