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Oral Exam/Activity -French 102 Oral Exam/Activity -French 102 Rubric Code: V558B5 By kcurrence Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Oral Exercise/Exam Enter rubric description
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Communication of message/grammar (did I understand what was said? Can you say something to be understood despite errors?)	Excellent Shows a deep/robust understanding of the target grammatical structure	Good Shows a sufficient understanding of the target grammatical structure	Fair Shows a superficial understanding of the target grammatical structure	Poor Shows no understanding target grammatical structure
Content/Vocab (Does the statement contain pertinent vocab? Did you look up new vocab?)	Excellent Clearly articulates and employs pertinent or new vocabulary	Good Articulates and employs pertinent or new vocabulary	Fair Inaccurately articulates and employs pertinent or new vocabulary	Poor Does not articulate and employ pertinent or new vocabulary
Fluency (flow vs. hesitation)	Excellent Sentences are relevant and accurate	Good Sentences are mostly relevant and/or mostly accurate	Fair Sentences are somewhat inaccurate and/or irrelevant	Poor Sentences are completely inaccurate and/or irrelevant
Accuracy (grammatical correctness)	Excellent Sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct	Good Sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct, with a few errors	Fair Sentence structure is clear, somewhat grammatically correct, several errors	Poor Sentence structure is unclear and grammatically incorrect
Pronunciation and intonation (very good, clear vowels, etc, to very bad, wrong stress)	Excellent Excellent pronunciation, accent (I can tell what you are saying without reading)	Good Good pronunciation, accent (I can tell what you are saying without reading, but there are a couple of understandable mispronunciations)	Fair Fair pronunciation, accent (I can tell some of what you are saying but have to read from time to time to follow)	Poor Poor pronunciation, accent (I cannot follow without text)
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