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iRubric: Reading Comprehension Questions "Guarnica" rubric

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Reading Comprehension Questions "Guarnica" Reading Comprehension Questions reading comprehension activity, after reading the article students are expected to answer all questions in complete sentences regarding the information found. (Student Study Section) Rubric Code: NC4AC4 By HexMartinez Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Class note Grade Levels: 9-12

Reading Comprehension
	Below the Standard 1 pts	Approach the Standard 2 pts	Meets the Standard 3 pts	Exceeds the Standard 4 pts
Comprehension	Below the Standard Student did not complete assignment and/or did not answer more than half of questions correctly.	Approach the Standard Student answered at least half of the comprehension questions correctly.	Meets the Standard Student answered 75% of comprehension questions correctly. Student comprehends main idea of the reading.	Exceeds the Standard Student answered all (100%)comprehension questions correctly. Student fully demonstrates comprehension of main idea from the reading.
Form	Below the Standard Student did not answer any of the questions in complete sentences.	Approach the Standard Student answered at least half of the comprehesnion questions in complete sentences.	Meets the Standard Student aswered at least 75% of the questions in complete sentences.	Exceeds the Standard Student answered all questions in complete sentences.
Detail	Below the Standard The level of detail in each question is poor and makes no attempt to include textually relevant information.	Approach the Standard The level of detail in each question is emerging. Attempts to engage the text are made.	Meets the Standard The level of detail in each question is good. The student could add a bit more textual detail to further enhance answers.	Exceeds the Standard The level of detail in each question is excellent. Textual details are relevant and student has connected fully with the literature.