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Final Assessment - Cold Mountain 
Assessment of questions from Cold Mountain
Rubric Code: EX987C2
By denthibeault2
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Not enough to assess

0 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Factual

Not enough to assess

Student has less than 4 questions or questions are not factual that are relatively simple and the correct answer can be found in the book
Good

Student has 4 questions that are factual and relatively simple and the correct answer can be found in the book.
Excellent

Student has 5 questions that are relatively simple and the correct answer can be found in the book
Inductive Reasoning

Not enough to assess

Student has less than 4 questions and/or questions are not inductive.
Good

Student has 4 questions that are Inductive, meaning these questions should start with “Why” and ask questions about why something happens or someone does something. These types of questions should result in longer answers with some explanations.
Excellent

Student has 5 questions that are Inductive, meaning these questions should start with “Why” and ask questions about why something happens or someone does something. These types of questions should result in longer answers with some explanations.
Analytical

Not enough to assess

Student has less than 4 questions and/or questions are not analytical.
Good

Student has 4 questions that are analytical, meaning these questions are comprehensive and should start with “How.” These questions should have the longest answers and explanations and reference information throughout the book in terms of character and plot development.
Excellent

Student has 5 questions that are analytical, meaning these questions are comprehensive and should start with “How.” These questions should have the longest answers and explanations and reference information throughout the book in terms of character and plot development.
Quotations

Not enough to assess

Student has less than 3 quotations and/or did not do the requirements.
Good

Student has 2 questions that are quotation based. Student has found 2 quotes from the book, included a question below the quote asking for analysis about the quote.
Excellent

Student has 3 questions that are quotation based. Student has found 3 quotes from the book, included a question below the quote asking for analysis about the quote.
Answers

Not enough to assess

Student has not supplied any answers for the questions.
Good

Student has supplied some, but not all answers for the questions.
Excellent

Student has supplied the answers for the questions.




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