Marking scheme
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This document outlines the scoring criteria for two types of speeches in a competition: a prepared speech worth 60 marks that is 6 minutes long, and an impromptu speech worth 40 marks that is 3 minutes long. It describes how marks will be allocated for the prepared speech based on subject matter, originality of ideas, depth of knowledge, and use of language. Marks for the impromptu speech will be given based on knowledge of global affairs, sincerity, credibility, accuracy, and language use. Penalties of up to 5 marks can be applied for issues like touching sensitive topics or going over/under the time limits.
Marking scheme
- 1. Prepared Speech 60 marks (6 mins) Impromptu Speech 40 marks (3 mins) PENALTY (max. 5 marks) sensitive issues touched, below or above stipulated time, stipulated exclusions under competition guidelines infringed Subject Matter (30 m) Originality, dev. of ideas, continuity, depth of knowledge, within time allocation Use of Language (30 m) Clear, correct, simple and fluent speech, language easy to hear and understand (over-dramatic gestures discouraged) Subject Matter (20 m) Wide knowledge of global affairs, sincerity, credibility, spoken with conviction, accurate, relevant, interesting, lucid remarks Use of Language (20 m) Clear, correct, simple and fluent speech