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French Conversation French Conversation I will show you which vocabulary, grammar, and topic we are focusing on. Your job is to write, rehearse, and perform a conversation showing you can handle the vocabulary, grammar, and topic -- and keep us entertained! Rubric Code: C82649 By lesliejw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Below Basic 1 pts	Basic 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Vocabulary	Below Basic Conversation uses few vocabulary words, no variety, or includes many mistakes in the meaning of the words used.	Basic Conversation includes a some variety in vocabulary, using some of the vocabulary we are studying, but may have some mistakes in meaning.	Good Conversation includes a good variety in vocabulary, using much of the vocabulary we are studying, and uses most of the words accurately.	Advanced Conversation includes lots of variety in vocabulary, using almost all the vocabulary we are studying, and uses each word accurately.
Grammar	Below Basic Conversation uses few grammar structures, or has many grammatical mistakes.	Basic Conversation uses the basic grammar we are studying, and has some mistakes.	Good Conversation uses the basic grammar we are studying, plus others we already know, and has occasional mistakes.	Advanced Conversation shows a good command of the grammar we are studying, plus other grammar we already know, and has few mistakes.
Pronunciation	Below Basic Pronunciation is hard to understand, or shows no effort to pronounce French correctly.	Basic Pronunciation is understandable, but there are many sounds produced incorrectly.	Good Pronunciation is understandable and most sounds are produced correctly.	Advanced Pronunciation is understandable and nearly all sounds are produced correctly.
Creativity	Below Basic Conversation imitates examples from our book or others we have seen in class.	Basic Parts of the conversation imitate examples we have seen in class or in our book, but at least some parts are original.	Good The conversation does not imitate models we have already seen, and holds our interest.	Advanced The conversation surprises us, makes us laugh, or is convincingly realistic.