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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: MXCX92A

By MsTSchuman

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

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Presentation Rubric
	Highly Proficient 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Close to Proficient 2 pts	Emergent 1 pts
Content	Highly Proficient 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 -your feelings/opinion. Presenter seems prepared.	Close to Proficient 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.	Emergent 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	Highly Proficient -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.	Close to Proficient -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.	Emergent -Unconvincing -Spoils the book -Does not tell why or why not you enjoy the book. -Uninteresting.
Feeling	Highly Proficient Emphasis on certain words builds emotion.	Proficient Puts feeling into what you're saying.	Close to Proficient Not a lot of feeling behind the words.	Emergent Monotone, no feeling, mood does not match what is being said.
Gestures/Props	Highly Proficient Body gestures and props enhance the presentation.	Proficient Body gestures and props match the mood.	Close to Proficient Don't use a lot of body gestures or props.	Emergent Body gestures and/or props are distracting to audience (for example, you're slouching, your hand is covering your mouth, you're looking down, prop detracts from what you are saying).
Volume	Highly Proficient -Clearly heard. -Loudness matches mood.	Proficient Audible. -Clear. -Volume is acceptable.	Close to Proficient Audible but not clear.	Emergent Inaudible.
Fluency	Highly Proficient -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.	Close to Proficient Can't understand some key words. -Needs practice.	Emergent Mumbling -Lots of stumbling. -No practice.

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