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What is An American? 4 elements with Conventions & Format Interview over 24 years Rubric Code: M229392 By epayoyo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

What is An American?
	Below Basic (N/A)	Basic (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)
What does it mean?	Below Basic "What" is NOT complete. Bare mention about answer	Basic "What" is complete, but gives GENERAL reasons for answer.	Proficient "What" is COMPLETE AND, reasons are SPECIFIC for answer.
Likes/Dislikes	Below Basic MENTIONS likes and dislikes, but does not give reasons.	Basic DISCUSSES likes and dislikes, AND gives reasons.	Proficient DISCUSSES likes and dislikes, AND gives SPECIFIC reasons.
Favorite Freedom	Below Basic MENTIONS freedom(s), but DOES NOT give explanation.	Basic GIVES SOME explanation why those freedom(s) were chosen.	Proficient GIVES DETAILED explanation why those freedom(s) were chosen.
Song & Reasoning	Below Basic MENTIONS song. HAS lyrics of song. DOES NOT give explanation why song was chosen.	Basic HAS song AND lyrics. GIVES explanation why song was chosen.	Proficient HAS song AND lyrics. GIVES DETAILED explanation why song was chosen.
Format	Below Basic Missing SEVERAL required elements.	Basic Missing SOME required elements, BUT does not interfere with project intent. Speaker MAY BE weak in presentation of material.	Proficient Project HAS all required elements. Presentation has supporting evidence. Speaker CONFIDENT about material.
Conventions	Below Basic Project has SEVERAL mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc.	Basic Project has SOME mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc. MISTAKES DO NOT INTERFERE with readability.	Proficient Project has NO mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc.