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Analysis Using R A C E Analysis Using R A C E R.A.C.E. assessment for short-answer analysis response. Rubric Code: KX6565A By cohanlon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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RESTATE	1 The question is not restated.	2 There is an attempt to restate the question but response is not clear or has little to do with the prompt.	3 The question is partially restated, but missing some components of the prompt.	4 The question is restated almost exactly as it was written; all parts of prompt are included.	5 All parts of the question are clearly included. Question has been paraphrased and offers an introduction that "hooks" the audience.
ANSWER	1 There is no answer or the answer has nothing to do with the question.	2 The answer demonstrates limited comprehension of ideas and/or minimally accurate analysis.	3 The answer demonstrates basic comprehension of ideas. General analysis is provided.	4 The answer demonstrates fair comprehension of ideas and provides a relatively accurate analysis.	5 The answer demonstrates full comprehension of ideas. Analysis is "thoroughly" accurate.
CITE	1 There is no textual evidence provided.	2 Response includes limited textual evidence or evidence does not support the answer.	3 Response includes an example of textual evidence, but it is basic or incorrectly cited.	4 Response includes good textual evidence AND it is correctly attributed.	5 Response includes effective and convincing textual evidence correctly cited.
EXPLAIN	1 No attempt has been made to support the answer and textual evidence.	2 An explanation has been attempted but is incomplete or difficult to comprehend.	3 The explanation supplies basic reasoning which is stated explicitly or inferentially.	4 The explanation supplies relatively effective reasoning which is stated explicitly or inferentially.	5 The explanation supplies effective reasoning which is stated BOTH explicitly and inferentially.