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Citing Text-Based Evidence Citing Text-Based Evidence Identifying Perspective and Using Evidence from Informational Texts about the Dinka nd the Nuer Tribes. Rubric Code: CX253W2 By Steph_rubrics Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Using Text-Based Evidence
	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Partially Proficient 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts
Finding Quotes/Evidence	Unsatisfactory 0 pieces of evidence (quotes) from the text shown. 0 quotes relate directly to the question being answered. 0 quotes or less have page numbers listed.	Partially Proficient At least 1 piece of evidence (quotes) from the text shown. At least 1 of the quotes relate directly to the question being answered. All least 1 quote have page numbers listed.	Proficient 2 or more pieces of evidence (quotes) from the text shown. All quotes relate directly to the question being answered. All page numbers listed.
Making Inferences/Reasoning	Unsatisfactory Showed minimal or no understanding of making inferences/reasoning in understanding how the war, and specifically the loss of cattle, affected the Dinka.	Partially Proficient Showed basic understanding of making inferences/reasoning in understanding how the war, and specifically the loss of cattle, affected the Dinka.	Proficient Showed advanced level of understanding. Used prior knowledge and information from the article and novel to arrive at conclusions.
Final Answer Composition	Unsatisfactory 3 or fewer sentences long. Did not use evidence/quotes in answer. Quotes not relevant to question. Answer off topic.	Partially Proficient 4 sentences long. Used evidence/quote(s) in answer. Partially justified/defended answer. Some parts of the question answered. Basic level of understanding demonstrated.	Proficient 5 or more sentences long. Used relevant evidence/quotes in answer. Fully justified/defended answer. ALL parts of the question answered. High level of understanding demonstrated.
Grammar/Spelling	Unsatisfactory Paragraph has 5-6 errors in punctuation, capitalization, and noun-verb agreement. There are 5-6 spelling errors.	Partially Proficient Paragraph has 3-4 errors in punctuation, capitalization, and noun-verb agreement. There are 3-4 spelling errors.	Proficient Paragraph has 0-2 errors in punctuation, capitalization, and noun-verb agreement. There are 0-2 spelling errors.
Quotation Use	Unsatisfactory The quote has been 'dropped' or placed into paragraph without proper introduction or explanation.	Partially Proficient The quote has been introduced minimally and is sustained by sufficent evidence.	Proficient The quote has been introduced seamlessly in the the paragraph and the is substantial knowledge behind choice and usage.