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Earthquake Presentation 
Part of four different sections to an overall presentation.
Rubric Code: TX5AX7C
By stleo71
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Subject: Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Earthquake and Model
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Exceptional

(N/A)

Total Points

(N/A)

Building / House

Poor

The house or building built is not realistic or to scale. The house or building may have a structure as well as the coverings.

House or building did not withstand the predicted magnitude of an applied earthquake.

(10 pts)
Fair

The house or building built is realistic and to scale. The house or building has a structure as well as the coverings.

House or building can withstand the predicted magnitude of an applied earthquake but sustained considerable damages (Parts fell apart)

(15 pts)
Good

The house or building built is realistic and to scale. The house or building has a structure as well as the coverings.

House or building can withstand the predicted magnitude of an applied earthquake with minor damages. (Broken Walls)

(25 pts)
Exceptional

The house or building built is realistic and to scale. The house or building has a structure as well as the coverings.

House or building can withstand the predicted magnitude of an applied earthquake.

(33 pts)
Total Points

TOTAL:
Reinforcement Knowledge

Poor

The student can explain some methods used by builders today to reinforce buildings or houses to be Earthquake safe.



(10 pts)
Fair

The student can explain the methods used by builders today to reinforce buildings or houses to be Earthquake safe.

Student has no understanding of the limitations of such reinforcement and shows them in their design.

(15 pts)
Good

The student can explain the methods used by builders today to reinforce buildings or houses to be Earthquake safe.

Student has some understanding of the limitations of such reinforcement and shows them in their design.

(25 pts)
Exceptional

The student can explain the methods used by builders today to reinforce buildings or houses to be Earthquake safe.

Student understands the limitations of such reinforcement and shows them in their design.

(33 pts)
Total Points

TOTAL:
Earthquake information

Poor

Student can present information about the magnitude earthquake.

Student researched some of the damages that was sustained during and after the earthquake. This may include the loss of life if any.

(10 pts)
Fair

Student can present information about the magnitude earthquake.

Students understands and shows command over the scaling of earthquakes.

Student researched some of the damages that was sustained during and after the earthquake. This may include the loss of life if any.

(15 pts)
Good

Student can present information about the magnitude earthquake.

Students understands and shows some command over the scaling of earthquakes.

Student researched the damages that was sustained during and after the earthquake. This includes the loss of life if any.

(25 pts)
Exceptional

Student can present information about the magnitude earthquake.

Students understands and shows command over the scaling of earthquakes.

Student researched the damages that was sustained during and after the earthquake. This includes the loss of life if any.

(34 pts)
Total Points

TOTAL:




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