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Immigration: Evidence vs. Opinions 
Rubric Code: AX8C3X6
By yvillafranca
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
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True Section

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Exceeds

There are more than 4 pieces of evidence presented. The evidence is relevant and supports the claim.
Meets

There are 4 pieces of evidence presented. At least 3 of the 4 items are relevant and support the claim.
Below

Less than 4 pieces of evidence are presented. The evidence is not relevant and does not support the claim.
False Section

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Exceeds

There are more than 4 pieces of evidence presented. The evidence is relevant and supports the claim.
Meets

There are 4 pieces of evidence presented. At least 3 of the 4 items are relevant and support the claim.
Below

Less than 4 pieces of evidence are presented. The evidence is not relevant and does not support the claim.
Conclusion

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Exceeds

The conclusion states why the original statement is true or false. The conclusion has a clear connection to the evidence.
Meets

The conclusion states why the original statement is true or false. The conclusion has a somewhat clear connection to the evidence.
Below

The conclusion does not why the original statement is true or false. The conclusion has a clear connection to the evidence.
Reliable sources

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All evidence comes from reliable sources and feature accurate information.
Meets

2 out of 3 pieces of evidence come from reliable sources and feature accurate information.
Below

One or no sources are provided. Information is not accurate.




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