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Venn Diagram Rubric

Objects being compared in the Venn diagram: __________________ and ___________________

Rubric Code: SA4775

By rsieger

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Public Rubric

Subject: Education

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Venn Diagram Rubric
	Excellent 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Number of quality statements Writing effective comparison statements.	Excellent Student is able to make 4 or more comparisons statements in each circle.	Fair Student is able to make 2 comparison statements in each circle.	Poor Student makes only 1 comparison statements in each circle.
Text support Uses text in support of comparison statements.	Excellent All statements are supported by the text.	Fair Most statements are supported by the text.	Poor Few or none of the statements are supported by the text.
Statement Placements Utilizing the Venn Diagram Correctly	Excellent All statements noting similarities are placed in the center circle and all statements that note differences are placed in the correct outer circle.	Fair Most statements are placed in the correct circle, but student mixed up a few statements.	Poor Few statements are placed in the correct circle.
Visual Appearance	Excellent Student effectively used entire space, was neat and organized, colorful, and showed exceptional effort to be visually appealing.	Fair Project needs improvements in using the space effectively and needs more effort to be colorful, neat and/or organized. Did not show best effort to be visually appealing.	Poor Project was not organized and/or completed neatly, did not use color effectively, and may not have used the entire space given. Did not show effort to be visually appealing.
Mechanics Spelling and Grammar	Excellent There are no serious spelling and/or grammar errors that distract the reader.	Fair There are a few spelling and/or grammar errors that distract the reader.	Poor There are too many spelling and/or grammar errors that distract the reader.