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Famous Athletes Discover an athlete from a Francophone country. Describe the athlete, their sport and what they are famous for. Rubric Code: R69AX4 By imoran Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Famous Athletes
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Personal description	Poor You do not describe the athlete well. You left off two or more of the required parts. (See Good)	Fair You describe the athlete but leave off one of the parts to the description	Good You describe the athlete well including name, age, country of origin, whether they are still living, where they are now, what sport and event they are famous for.
Presentation	Poor You have only one picture or the pictures have nothing to do with the athlete or his/her sport.	Fair You have only two pictures to show what this athlete is like and how they do the sport.	Good You use 3 or more pictures to show what this athlete is like and how they do the sport.
Number of sentences	Poor Your presentation consists of fewer than 8 sentences OR a list of words that can not be called sentences.	Fair Your presentation consists of 8 -10 complete sentences. Too many sentences are simple.	Good Your presentation consists of more than 10 complete and sophisticated sentences.
French grammar	Poor You use no passe compose and the present tense has many major errors.	Fair You do not use any passe compose or you use it but with major errors. You use the present tense where necessary but with a few (2-3) minor errors.	Good You used the passe compose with only a few (2-3 maximum) minor errors. You use the present tense where necessary with no errors.
Pronunciation	Poor Your pronunciation is very poor and it is very difficult to understand you. You clearly did not rehearse.	Fair You mispronounce some words and it is not clear that you have rehearsed.	Good You have good pronunciation and you have clearly rehearsed.