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Speaking Rubric Final Exam Speaking Rubric Rubric Code: JX9B67W By kkredford Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

Final Exam Speaking
	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Approaches Expectations 2 pts	Misses Expectations 1 pts	Little/No Attempt 0 pts
Pronunciation	Exceeds Expectations nearly perfect pronunciation	Meets Expectations acceptable pronunciation	Approaches Expectations pronunciation sometimes interferes with comprehension	Misses Expectations unacceptable pronunciation	Little/No Attempt not enough language use to assess this criterion
Fluency	Exceeds Expectations smooth speech throughout	Meets Expectations some speech hesitation, but not distracting	Approaches Expectations speech contains unnecessary hesitation	Misses Expectations speech is broken throughout	Little/No Attempt not enough language use to assess this criterion
Comprehensibility	Exceeds Expectations easy to understand and compensates when listener appears not to understand	Meets Expectations understandable to a sympathetic listener	Approaches Expectations some parts are difficult to understand, even to a sympathetic speaker	Misses Expectations many parts are difficult to understand	Little/No Attempt not enough language use to assess this criterion
Vocabulary	Exceeds Expectations rich, developed vocabulary	Meets Expectations vocabulary appropriate to topic	Approaches Expectations underdeveloped vocabulary	Misses Expectations weak or misused vocabulary	Little/No Attempt not enough language use to assess this criterion
Content	Exceeds Expectations discusses topic fully demonstrating mastery	Meets Expectations discusses topic using multiple details	Approaches Expectations discusses topic in general ideas with few details	Misses Expectations discusses topic using generalities and non-specifics	Little/No Attempt not enough language use to assess this criterion