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Small Talk Exercise 
Rubric Code: MC72X5
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric 15 pts.
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Clarity

Poor

All answers were hard to understand.
Fair

Answers were hard to understand at times.
Good

Answers were awkward at times but always understandable and supported with examples.
Excellent

Answers were clear and comprehensible.
Eye Contact

Poor

No eye contact was made.
Fair

Some eye contact was made.
Good

Student made eye contact while listening, but not while speaking.
Excellent

Natural eye contact was made throughout the conversation.
Fluency

Poor

Student was unable to respond to questions or provide appropriate response to instructor's comment.
Fair

Student took a long time or there were long pause before student responded to questions.
Good

Student was able to answer questions with a little difficulty and respond with an appropriate comment in a timely fashion.
Excellent

Student was able to communicate clear with no difficulty. Student asked instructor follow-up questions or requested further details. Conversation was natural.










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