AS 91534 · 3 credits · Internal
Speaking Chinese
Give a clear spoken presentation in Chinese that communicates a critical response to stimulus material
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This standard asks you to give a spoken presentation in Chinese where you analyse, interpret, or evaluate something (like a film, text, song, or poster). You need to explain your viewpoint clearly and in culturally appropriate Chinese, despite having some minor slip-ups along the way. You're being assessed on whether your audience understands what you mean and whether you justify your ideas well.
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- ·Present your ideas aloud in spoken Chinese (not written) that can be easily understood
- ·Analyse, interpret, or evaluate your stimulus material — don't just describe it or retell it
- ·Explain and justify your viewpoint clearly, showing why you think what you think
- ·Use appropriate Chinese language features, pronunciation, intonation, and pacing that fit your audience and purpose
- ·Deliver your presentation with cultural awareness and appropriate tone
You give a clear presentation in Chinese that explains and justifies your critical response to the stimulus, even though there may be some inconsistencies in pronunciation, language features, or delivery.
You give a convincing presentation in Chinese that explains and justifies your viewpoint; your language choices are carefully selected to suit your audience and purpose, with only minor inconsistencies that don't disrupt communication.