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    This document outlines the scoring criteria and breakdown for an extemporaneous speech contest between three participants: Logan, Garfield, and Eri. The scoring is broken into four categories - Content (40%), Organization (30%), Delivery (20%), and Impact (10%) - with a total possible score of 100% for each participant. The same scoring criteria involving concrete examples, organization, delivery skills, and overall effectiveness are used to evaluate all three speeches.

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    This document outlines the scoring criteria and breakdown for an extemporaneous speech contest between three participants: Logan, Garfield, and Eri. The scoring is broken into four categories - Content (40%), Organization (30%), Delivery (20%), and Impact (10%) - with a total possible score of 100% for each participant. The same scoring criteria involving concrete examples, organization, delivery skills, and overall effectiveness are used to evaluate all three speeches.

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    This document outlines the scoring criteria and breakdown for an extemporaneous speech contest between three participants: Logan, Garfield, and Eri. The scoring is broken into four categories - Content (40%), Organization (30%), Delivery (20%), and Impact (10%) - with a total possible score of 100% for each participant. The same scoring criteria involving concrete examples, organization, delivery skills, and overall effectiveness are used to evaluate all three speeches.

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    EXTEMPORENOUS SPEECH CONTEST

    Logan
    Content 40%
    (concrete support for points, use of attention-getting and interest
    devices, originality)
    Organization 30%
    (transitions, logical progression of ideas)

    Delivery 20%
    (stage presence, rate of speaking, overall poise, eye contact, gestures,
    pronunciation, clarity)
    Impact 10%
    (effectiveness and quality as a whole)

    Total 100%

    Garfield
    Content 40%
    (concrete support for points, use of attention-getting and interest
    devices, originality)
    Organization 30%
    (transitions, logical progression of ideas)

    Delivery 20%
    (stage presence, rate of speaking, overall poise, eye contact, gestures,
    pronunciation, clarity)
    Impact 10%
    (effectiveness and quality as a whole)

    Total 100%

    Eri
    Content 40%
    (concrete support for points, use of attention-getting and interest
    devices, originality)
    Organization 30%
    (transitions, logical progression of ideas)

    Delivery 20%
    (stage presence, rate of speaking, overall poise, eye contact, gestures,
    pronunciation, clarity)
    Impact 10%
    (effectiveness and quality as a whole)

    Total 100%
    EXTEMPORENOUS SPEECH CONTEST

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