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    Score Sheet Choral Speaking

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    Liyana Mokhtar
    The document outlines the scoring breakdown for a 100-mark speech evaluation, with the largest portion (30 marks) allotted to enunciation, followed by pronunciation (20 marks), and the remaining categories - subject matter, variety, sound effects, rhythm and timing, and penalties - each receiving 10 marks or less. Notes provide definitions for the scoring categories and penalties that may be deducted.

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    Score Sheet Choral Speaking

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    Liyana Mokhtar
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    The document outlines the scoring breakdown for a 100-mark speech evaluation, with the largest portion (30 marks) allotted to enunciation, followed by pronunciation (20 marks), and the remaining categories - subject matter, variety, sound effects, rhythm and timing, and penalties - each receiving 10 marks or less. Notes provide definitions for the scoring categories and penalties that may be deducted.

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    The document outlines the scoring breakdown for a 100-mark speech evaluation, with the largest portion (30 marks) allotted to enunciation, followed by pronunciation (20 marks), and the remaining categories - subject matter, variety, sound effects, rhythm and timing, and penalties - each receiving 10 marks or less. Notes provide definitions for the scoring categories and penalties that may be deducted.

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    375 views2 pages

    Score Sheet Choral Speaking

    Uploaded by

    Liyana Mokhtar
    The document outlines the scoring breakdown for a 100-mark speech evaluation, with the largest portion (30 marks) allotted to enunciation, followed by pronunciation (20 marks), and the remaining categories - subject matter, variety, sound effects, rhythm and timing, and penalties - each receiving 10 marks or less. Notes provide definitions for the scoring categories and penalties that may be deducted.

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    Subject matter (10 m)

    Pronunciation (20 m)

    Enunciation (30 m)

    Variety (10 m)

    Sound effects (10 m)

    Rhythm and timing (10 m)

    Penalty (10 m)

    Total (100 m)

    *Notes 1. Subject matter - Point of view of interest and audience appeal (vocalised) 2. Pronunciation - Accuracy in pronunciation 3. Enunciation - Articulation, clarity and expression 4. Variety - Variety of intonation, mood and tempo 5. Sound effects - Sound imitation 6. Rhythm and timing - Orchestrated rhythm and timing 7. Penalty - A total of 10 marks to be deduced if: sensitive issues touched and excessive movements.

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