Comprehension
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2
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Fully understands the questions asked, and answers
correctly without any repetition.
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1,5
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Understands most of what was asked and said with
little repetition.
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1
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Understands what was asked and said after some
repetition.
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0,5
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Understands too little even after constant repetition
and rephrasing.
|
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0
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Does not have the ability to understand questions
and respond appropriately.
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Fluency
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2
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Speech is effortless and smooth.
|
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1,5
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Speech is occasionally hesitant, with some
unevenness caused by rephrasing and groping for words.
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1
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Speech is frequently hesitant and jerky; sentences
may be left uncompleted.
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0,5
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Speech is very slow and uneven, except for short or
routine sentences.
|
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0
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Speech is so halting and fragmentary that
conversation is virtually impossible.
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Grammar
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2
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No more than two errors during the interview.
|
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1,5
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Few errors, but no weakness that causes
misunderstanding.
|
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1
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Occasional errors showing imperfect control of some
patterns that cause occasional misunderstanding.
|
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0,5
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Constant errors showing imperfect control of basic
patterns that prevent constant misunderstanding.
|
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0
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Almost entirely inaccurate phrases that severely
prevent communication.
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Vocabulary
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2
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Vocabulary covered in the course was used to
communicate effectively and express ideas eloquently.
|
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1,5
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A few minor difficulties arose from not using
appropriate vocabulary.
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1
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Choice of words sometimes inaccurate and limitations
of vocabulary sometimes prevent communication.
|
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0,5
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Limited
vocabulary prevents communication.
|
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0
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Communication is severely hampered due to lack of
vocabulary.
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Pronunciation
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2
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Clear pronunciation with correct stress, rhythm, and
intonation patterns.
|
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1,5
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Occasional mispronunciations which do not interfere
with understanding.
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1
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Some mispronunciations lead to occasional
misunderstanding.
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0,5
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Understanding is difficult due to unclear
pronunciation.
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0
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Unintelligible pronunciation interferes totally with understanding
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Rubrics for speaking
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