Judges Sheets means reports, charts, sheets or books containing the results of an Exhibition and the awards granted. “Judging Precinct” means the area in which judging of an Exhibit takes place, including the assembly area (07/16). Sample 1.

11. Criteria for Judging Interpretation and the clarity of the theme, to the viewer. Creativity, uniqueness, and originality of the depicted theme. Quality of artistic composition and overall design based on the theme. Color and tone. ... Overall impression of the art.

Creativity and originality. Quality - composition, design elements and colour – do they all work well together? Clarity of theme (Celebrating friendship between Wales and China) Overall artistic impression.

Creating a judging criteria. Distribute the judging criteria equally and in a way that it has an equal emphasis on the audience. Talk to the sponsor and set the rules o the contest in line with his or her goals. The basis on which each and every entry in the contest will be judged should be stated absolutely clearly.

Judging Criteria A five-point scale is used to judge each criterion: 1 = poor/not addressed; 2 = fair; 3 = good; 4 =great; and 5 = exceptional.

Judging criteria are referred to as the various pointers that a judge or jury of judges evaluates the entries on. Having a set of judging criteria is important to make sure that the best entry wins.

The exhibit should be historically accurate. It should not simply recount facts but interpret and analyze them; that is, the entry should have a strong thesis or argument. In addition, it should place the topic into historical context—the intellectual, physical, social, and cultural setting.