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Making Inference RI.5.1 
By the end of this lesson students will be able to define inference and the make specific inferences through textual knowledge through clues in readings.
Rubric Code: JX9C62C
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Understanding Inference
  Level 1

Emerging

1 pts

Level 2

On-Level

2 pts

Level 3

Proficient

3 pts

Level 4

Mastery

4 pts

Use of contextual clues

Questions 1-6
Student determines contextual clues and inferences when reading a text.

Level 1

Little to no visible annotation.
Level 2

Visible annotation but no coinciding inferences.
Level 3

Visible annotation and coinciding inferences based on the text. Shows proficiency in drawing inferences, but did not restate the question or use complete sentences and punctuation.
Level 4

Visible annotation and coinciding inferences based on the text. Shows proficiency in drawing inferences, restating the questions when answering, and using complete sentences and punctuation.
Defining Inference

Student can define and recognize inference. Understands the difference between inference and explicit meaning.
Questions 7-9

Level 1

Has little or no understanding of drawing inferences vs. explicit meaning. Answered 1 question correctly.
Level 2

Has some understanding of drawing inferences vs. explicit meaning. Answered 2 questions correctly.
Level 3

Shows a clear understanding of drawing inferences vs explicit meaning. Answered all 3 questions correctly.
Level 4

Shows a clear understanding of inferences vs explicit meaning. Answered all 3 questions correctly, and scored a 4 under "Use of contextual clues."
Quoting from a text

Questions 5-6, 10-11
Student correctly quotes when citing evidence from the text. Student understands the difference between a quote and paraphrasing.

Level 1

Little or no understanding of how to quote directly from a text vs how to paraphrase a reading passage. 1-2 questions answered correctly, but not consistently (answered 6 correctly, but 11 incorrectly).
Level 2

Some understanding of how to quote directly from a text vs how to paraphrase a reading passage. Defined quote and paraphrase correctly, but did not use quotes when directly quoting from the text. Answered questions 10 and 11 accurately. Paraphrased the evidence for question 5 or 6, but did not quote.
Level 3

Shows a clear understanding of how to quote directly from the text vs how to paraphrase a reading passage. Defined quote and paraphrase correctly. Answered all questions accurately. Used quotes when citing evidence in questions 5 and 6.
Level 4

Shows a clear understanding of how to quote directly from the text vs how to paraphrase a reading passage. Defined quote and paraphrase correctly. Answered all questions accurately. Used quotes when citing evidence in questions 5 and 6 and restated questions in their answers. Scored a 4 under "Use of contextual clues."



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