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Chapter 2 Test Essay Regular Preterite Tense Rubric This rubric will assess the use of either saber versus conocer or ser versus estar. Rubric Code: Z62X62 By klvernon82 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Regular Preterite Tense
	Beginning 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Ser versus Estar	Beginning More than three verbs are incorrectly conjugated and ser versus estar is used incorrectly in more than four cases.	Progressing Two to three verbs are incorrectly conjugated and ser versus estar is used incorrectly in two or three cases.	Proficient One verb is incorrectly conjugated and ser versus estar is used correctly in every case except one.	Advanced Every verb is correctly conjugated and ser versus estar is used correctly in every case.
Saber versus Conocer	Beginning More than three verbs are incorrectly conjugated and saber versus conocer is used incorrectly in more than four cases.	Progressing Two to three verbs are incorrectly conjugated and saber versus conocer is used incorrectly in two or three cases.	Proficient One verb is incorrectly conjugated and saber versus conocer is used correctly in every case except one.	Advanced Every verb is correctly conjugated and saber versus conocer is used correctly in every case.
Vocabulary Usage	Beginning Uses limited vocabulary and does not respond to the given prompt	Progressing Uses limited vocabulary that is related to the prompt	Proficient Uses appropriate vocabulary that focuses on chapter two vocabulary without adding previously learned vocabulary but still matches the context of the prompt	Advanced Uses appropriate vocabulary from chapter two and previous vocabulary that matches the context of the prompt
Syntax	Beginning Writes less than three sentences that are basic or memorized	Progressing Writes three to four sentences that contain simple sentences and memorized expressions	Proficient Writes five to six sentences that contain phrases and simple sentences	Advanced Writes at least seven sentences with some details that include complex sentence structures