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Describe objects Describe objects of the school using adjectives, colors, forms, numbers, etc. Rubric Code: M2343XA By Barbara1296 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Exam Grade Levels: 6-8

Describing objects
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Adjectives	Poor The student does not use any adjectives in his/her presentation.	Fair The student uses only two adjectives in his/her presentation.	Good The student uses more than four adjectives in his/her presentation.	Excellent The student uses more than five adjectives in his/her presentation.
Object Characteristics	Poor The student does not express any characteristic of the object.	Fair The student expresses one or two characteristics of the object.	Good The student expresses three or four characteristics of the object.	Excellent The student expresses more than five characteristics of the object.
Voice / Pronunciation	Poor The student's pronunciation was incomprehensible, making understanding impossible.	Fair The student's pronunciation made understanding difficult, but with effort, possible to guess what the student was trying to say.	Good The student's pronunciation was understandable with some errors. Still difficult to understand, but the pronunciation was good enough to understand what he/she was trying to say.	Excellent The student's pronunciation was good enough to understand what every word said was. "Accent" is noticeable, but not enough to take away from understanding.
Presentation/Creativity	Poor The student makes no effort to create his presentation. It does not use any material to describe its object.	Fair The student worked moderately hard to create his presentation. Uses only one material but does not use all of it.	Good The student worked hard to create his presentation, But only uses one material to describe the object.	Excellent The student worked hard to create his presentation. Uses material to create an appropriate presentation and uses the actual object to describe.