AS 91569 · 3 credits · Internal
Spanish presentation
Give a clear spoken presentation in Spanish that communicates a critical response to stimulus material
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You need to give a spoken presentation in Spanish where you explain and defend your opinion or judgement about something (a film, article, song, video, or real-world situation). The key is that you're not just describing it—you need to analyse it, interpret it, or evaluate it and communicate your thinking clearly in Spanish.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Give your presentation in Spanish with clear pronunciation and pacing so your audience understands your meaning without doubt
- ·Explain and justify your critical viewpoint about the stimulus material—say what you think and why you think it
- ·Use language features and vocabulary that fit your purpose (analysing, interpreting, evaluating) and suit your audience
- ·Maintain consistent Spanish throughout with attention to intonation, stress, and rhythm patterns
- ·Structure your ideas so they connect logically and show your analysis, not just description
You give a clear spoken presentation in Spanish that communicates your critical response, even if there are some inconsistencies in pronunciation, pacing, or language features.
You give a clear and convincing presentation in Spanish with generally credible and connected ideas; the language you choose fits your purpose and audience, and inconsistencies don't get in the way of understanding.