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# Rubrics (supported+default)
The speaking test can provide scores in a variety of rubrics including CEFR, TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, TOEIC, EIKEN and GTEC. You also have the option to specify a numeric rubric scaled on a 10 point scale from 10 to 100.
As part of test creation, you can specify up to 6 rubrics to be used to present the test scores. You can rename the display name of each rubric to a different short name.
The "default" is the one you want the test takers to see first. Below, the Speechace score (here renamed myBrand) is set as default.
The Numeric Max rubric (here renamed "out of...") is the same as the Speechace score, but scaled to a number of your choosing (say, out of 20) instead of out of 9.
For example, the Speechace score of 7/9 below appears as 15.6/20 in the Numeric Max column if you select 20, or as 70/90 if you select 90.
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