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.2011 Outlook Round I and II Scoring Standards

60 70 70 80 80 90 90 100

Speaks zero to ten seconds.Speaks fifteen to thirty

seconds.

Speaks thirty seconds or

more.Easily speaks a full minute.

Single words or very simple

phrases (i.e. I like blue.)

Simple phrases or simple

sentence patterns (i.e. It is

a ball.)

Full sentences. A variety of

sentence patterns.

Full sentences. A variety of

tenses and grammar forms.

Complex and compound!

Many mistakes. Many mistakes. Some mistakes. Some mistakes.

Round I is difficult Round II is difficult Round III is difficult Will do well in Round III

100 110 110 120 How to Score

Easily speaks a full minute. Easily speaks a full minute. Content Presentation Creativity

Full sentences with a great

variety of tenses and forms.

Near-native pronunciation.

Full sentences with a great

variety of tenses and forms.

Native pronunciation.

Is speech on-topic?

Is speech correct?Is speech

interesting?

Is speech well-said?

Body language.

Presence.Intonation and

stress.

Effective pauses.

Original content.

Originalpresentation.

Builds on topic.

Broad vocabulary.

No mistakes. No mistakes.

Will do well in Round IV Finalist for Nationals

These are guidelines. Judges are expected to use their best judgment. Judge decisions are final.

60 70 70 80 80 90 90 100

0 10 15 30 30

I like blue.

It is a ball.

100 110 110 120

Renato Ganoza for EF Zhengzhou, 2011