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Answering Questions 
Answering Questions
Rubric Code: H2WCB38
By jwoodbury
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Subject: History  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Fugitive Slave Act / Immigration
Comparing
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1 pts

2

2 pts

3

3 pts

4

4 pts

Grammar

1

Many grammatical errors, sentance structure poor
2

Some grammatical errors, some sentences are written poorly
3

Few grammatical errors, one sentence written poorly
4

Good use of grammar, and all sentences are written well.
Content / Thoughts

1

Your thoughts do not make sense. The information you used is not accurate
2

Some thoughts do not make sense. Some information is not accurate
3

Most thoughts make sense. Most of the information is accuirate.
4

Thoughts are very clear. Information is very accurate
Insights

1

Your comparison between immigration and the fugitive slave act does not make any sense
2

Your comparison between immigratioin and the fugitive slave act makes some sense
3

Your comparison between immigration and the fugitive slave act mostly makes sense
4

Your comparision between immigration and the fugitive slave act is great




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