| Name: ______________________________________
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GRAMMAR
(6 / 3 points possible) |
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2nd Draft |
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No or very few
grammatical errors; meaning always clear. |
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Occasional grammatical
errors do not interfere with meaning. |
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Frequent grammatical
errors sometimes interfere with meaning. |
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Very frequent
grammatical errors often interfere with meaning. |
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Incomprehensible
or not enough material to evaluate. |
VOCABULARY
(6 / 3 points possible) |
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2nd Draft |
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Wide range of
vocabulary, used appropriately in all instances and with very few
or no spelling errors. |
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Good range of
vocabulary, occasional or very few errors in usage or spelling errors.
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Vocabulary somewhat
limited; fairly frequent errors in usage and/or spelling. |
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Very limited vocabulary;
frequent errors in usage and/or spelling; literal translations from
English. |
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Extremely limited
vocabulary; excessive errors in usage and/or spelling or not enough
material to evaluate. |
STYLE
(4 / 2 points possible) |
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2nd Draft |
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Varied sentence
length and structure with some cohesive elements. Descriptive language.
Writer's voice engages reader. French is as natural as possible. |
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Information is
basic, with little elaboration, sentence variety, or use of cohesive
elements. Some interference from English. |
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Simple sentences
with few or no attempts to connect them. Significant interference
from English. |
CONTENT
(4 / 2 points possible) |
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2nd Draft |
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Topic clearly
and fully developed. Details, descriptions, examples, and anecdotes
explain and clarify information. All task requirements more than
adequately fulfilled. |
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Topic adequately
developed with relevant information and some details. Task requirements
adequately fulfilled. |
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Topic partially
developed; some relevant information is missing; few or no details.
Task requirements partially fulfilled. |
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Topic poorly developed
and/or task requirements not fulfilled. Or not enough material to
evaluate. |
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TOTALS |