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Understanding History 
Rubric Code: QXXB5W5
By CaseyG
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Subject: History  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Understanding History
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Question 1

1

Student did not answer the question.
2

Student answered the question but answer is incomplete or irrelevant.
3

Student answered the question with complete and relevant information.
4

Student completely thoughtfully answered the question with relevant details.
Question 2

1

Student did not answer the question.
2

Student answered the question but answer is incomplete or irrelevant.
3

Student answered the question with complete and relevant information.
4

Student completely thoughtfully answered the question with relevant details.
Complete Sentences

1

Student did not attempt to answer either question in complete sentences.
2

Student attempted to answer at least one question in a complete sentence.
3

Student answered at least one question in a complete sentence.
4

Student answered both questions in complete sentences.




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