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Answer Cite Extend Open Ended/Short Responses Answer Cite Extend Open Ended/Short Responses Rubric Code: B22BW83 By Cmaldonado Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

ACE or Short Response Rubric To assess the organization and answer of a short response
	Excellent 2 pts	Good 1.5 pts	Poor 1 pts
Cite Copy sentences from the text to support answer	Excellent Provides two correct supporting details connected to the answer given. Uses formal and smooth sentence structure throughout all of the response. Uses signal words to move from one idea to another.	Good Provides one correct supporting detail connected to the answer given. Uses formal and smooth sentence structure throughout most of the response. Uses signal words to move from one idea to another.	Poor Provides one supporting detail slightly connected to the answer given. Uses awkward sentence structure throughout most of the response. Uses signal words to move from one idea to another.
Extend Explain how your citations connect to the answer you provided.	Excellent Clearly moves to completely explain the connection of the answer to the citations (sentence starter and TTQA) The use of "because" is presented to clarify explanation. Smoothly and clearly justifies the response.	Good Moves to completely explain the connection of the answer to the citations; (only use of sentence starter, did not refer to question and answer) The use of "because" is presented to clarify explanation. Awkwardly justifies the response; not a clear explanation.	Poor Disorganized ideas and sentences written.
Spelling and Grammar Use proper spelling and grammar when citing evidence and answering questions.	Excellent Capital letter at the beginning of every sentence. No spelling mistakes. Punctuation is used the end of every sentence.	Good Capital letter at the beginning of most sentences. Spelling mistakes in some sentences. Punctuation is used at the end of most sentences.	Poor Lowercase letter at the beginning of most sentences. Spelling mistakes in every sentence. Punctuation is not used at the end of most sentences.