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Book Commercial Rubric Book Commercial Rubric Skills needed for a great book commercial. Your commercial should encourage people to read the book. Give reasons why it is a good read. Describe the genre, characters, setting, theme and plot without giving the ending. Be sure in the beginning to give the book's title and author. Have Fun! Rubric Code: JX75782 By brendalina57 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Presentation Rubric
	Outstanding 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Beginning 1 pts
Content	Outstanding Presenter includes the perfect balance of elements, which may be genre, summary of plot (including setting and main characters), the problem, and your feelings/opinion. Well-prepared.	Proficient Includes summary, the problem, and your feelings/opinion. Presenter seems prepared.	Basic May include summary, the problem, and your feelings/opinion, but gives too much or not enough information. Presenter has not given enough forethought to the presentation.	Beginning Does not include summary, the problem, or your feelings/opinion. Presenter has not given forethought to what he/she was going to say.
Word Choice/Persuasion	Outstanding -Exciting -Getting to suspense, but not spoiling the book. -Convinces you to read the book or not. -You explain why you enjoyed the book or not. -If you know something about the author, you include that to add interest.	Proficient -Interesting -Tells why you enjoyed the book or not -Connects to the audience -Tells just enough.	Basic -Hardly convincing -Spoils some of the book -Loses the audience -Tells why you like the book or not but does not connect to the audience.	Beginning -Unconvincing -Spoils the book -Does not tell why or why not you enjoy the book. -Uninteresting.
Feeling	Outstanding Emphasis on certain words builds emotion.	Proficient Puts feeling into what you're saying.	Basic Not a lot of feeling behind the words.	Beginning Monotone, no feeling, mood does not match what is being said.
Gestures	Outstanding Body gestures enhance the presentation.	Proficient Body gestures match the mood.	Basic Don't use a lot of body gestures.	Beginning Body gestures are distracting to audience (for example, you're slouching, your hand is covering your mouth, you're looking down).
Volume	Outstanding -Clearly heard. -Loudness matches mood.	Proficient Audible. -Clear. -Volume is acceptable.	Basic Audible but not clear.	Beginning Inaudible.
Fluency	Outstanding -Can understand every word. -Sounds like they are speaking in a conversation. -Does not stumble. -May be memorized.	Proficient Clear -Has practiced. -May stumble but doesn't detract.	Basic Can't understand some key words. -Needs practice.	Beginning Mumbling -Lots of stumbling. -No practice.