From: CAF indices and human ratings of oral performances in an opinion-based monologue task
 | Organization | Complexity | Accuracy | Fluency |
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5 Very successful | Speech is extremely well organized and very coherent with detailed information. | A wide range of grammar is used. Attempts to use coordination and subordination to convey ideas very often. | Grammatical errors are absent or very rare. | Speech is extremely smooth. Hesitations rarely occur, and they are very short. |
4 Successful | Speech is fairly well organized and coherent. | A fairly wide range of grammar is used. Often attempts to use coordination and subordination to convey ideas. | Grammatical errors are rare. | Speech is fairly smooth. Hesitations very occasionally occur, and they are short. |
3 Moderately successful | Speech is somewhat well organized and mostly coherent. | A somewhat wide range of grammar is used. Occasionally attempts to use coordination and subordination to convey ideas. | Grammatical errors sometimes occur. | Speech is somewhat smooth. Hesitations occur occasionally, but they are sometimes lengthy. |
2 Poor | Speech is not well organized and is somewhat incoherent. | A limited range of grammar is used. Mostly relies on single clauses and simple phrases. | Grammatical errors often occur. | Speech is disfluent. Hesitations are frequent and often lengthy. |
1 Unsuccessful | Speech is very poorly organized and is incoherent. | An extremely limited range of grammar is used. Completely relies on single clauses and simple phrases. | Grammatical errors very often occur. | Speech is very disfluent. Hesitations are very frequent and sometimes very lengthy. |