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build a perfect graph 
Rubric Code: F3335C
By cindimiller
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Public Rubric
Subject: Science  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Correct graph choice.

Appropriate graph was chosen to represent data given.
Poor

Graph not a good choice to represent information.
Fair

Graph will work but not as clear.
Good

Best graph chosen.
Graph is clearly titled.

Viewer understands what is being represented.
Poor

Graph is not given a title.
Fair

Purpose of graph somewhat unclear.
Good

Title gives enough information for viewer to understand what is being represented.
Labeled.

Both X and Y axis are labeled.
Poor

Creator forgot labels .
Fair

Labeled, but incorrectly.
Good

Correctly labeled on both X and Y axis.
Data represented correctly.

Poor

Incorrect representation of data and use of wrong axis.
Fair

Even increments used but information presented on wrong axis.
Good

Even increments are
used for the dependent variable and the dependent variable is located on the X axis.




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