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Citing Evidence from Informational Text

RI.11-12.1 Cite strong and thorough evidence to support analysis of a text. CI.11-12.2 Identifying Central Ideas

Rubric Code: QXC7CB8

By Vcummings

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Texts Responses Evaluates your work on the assessment checking understanding of the two standards listed above.
	Poor Response does not answer the question, does not cite any evidence. 1 pts	Fair Response only partially answers the question. Evidence may be absent or inadequate. 2 pts	Good Response thoroughly addresses the question and cites some evidence from the text. 3 pts	Excellent Response addresses all nuances of the question and cites textual evidence in accurate ways. 4 pts
Grammar and Mechanics 10 pts Enter description	Poor Grammar and/or punctuation errors interfered with meaning.	Fair Errors in subject/verb agreement, sentence structure and punctuation, but the content is comprehensible.	Good A few errors in tense or subject/verb agreement, but the response shows a good comprehension of the informational texts.	Excellent Almost no errors in either grammar or mechanics.
Evidence is appropriate. 15 pts Evidence that accurately answers the question is identified.	Poor Evidence from the text is not present or not clearly identified as coming from the text.	Fair Evidence from the text is present, but does not relate to the point being made by the student.	Good The evidence selected for inclusion is related to the point the student is making.	Excellent The evidence is smoothly interwoven into the student's response so that a reader can clearly identify the student voice and that of the writer being cited.
Central ideas are identified 15 pts Questions about central ideas of the text, with supporting evidence.	Poor Evidence for the central idea is absent.	Fair Evidence for the is present, but incorrect.	Good The evidence selected for explanation of the central idea is partially correct.	Excellent The evidence for the identification of the central is thoroughly and thoughtfully explained.
Multiple Choice QuestionEnter Title 15 pts Each question is worth 15 points.	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent