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for Oral Presentation CONTENT 4 Complete. The speaker clearly conveys the process and provides additional details that are relevant and interesting. 3 Generally complete. The speaker conveys the process, but does not provide adequate and relevant additional detail. 2 Somewhat incomplete. The process is unclear. Much additional detail is lacking or irrelevant. 1 Incomplete. The process is unclear. Details are nonexistent or random and irrelevant. COMPREHENSIBILITY 4 Comprehensible. The speaker uses appropriate language to convey the process clearly. 3 Generally comprehensible. The language used is sometimes inadequate to make the process totally clear. 2 Somewhat incomprehensible. The process could only be understood by a sympathetic native speaker due to inappropriate language or interference from English. 1 Incomprehensible. FLUENCY 4 The student speaks very clearly without hesitation. Pronunciation and intonation sound natural. 3 The student speaks with some hesitation. Problems with pronunciation and intonation do not prevent communication. 2 The student hesitates frequently. Problems with pronunciation and intonation distort meaning and inhibit communication in some instances. 1 Frequent hesitations and extreme problems with pronunciation cause communication to break down. ACCURACY 4 Functions, grammar, and vocabulary are used correctly. 3 Minor problems in usage do not distort meaning or inhibit communication. 2 Problems in usage significantly distort meaning and inhibit communication in some instances. 1 Problems in usage completely distort meaning and inhibit communication. EFFORT 4 Exceeds the minimum requirement of the assignment and provides evidence of thoughtful input. Actively demonstrates the process. 3 Fulfills the minimum requirements of the assignment and provides evidence of thoughtful input. 2 Fulfills the minimum requirements of the assignment but does not show evidence of thoughtful input. 1 Does not fulfill the minimum requirements of the assignment. TOTAL
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