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TDQ Cause and Effect

In this is activity students have to answer a TDQ identifying specific examples of cause and effect in then book, Good for Thurgood. Students must tell why their example demonstrates cause and effect.

Rubric Code: SX7A73X

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Cause and Effect
	E = Exemplary 4 pts	M = Meets 3 pts	P = Progressing 2 pts	B = Beginning 1 pts
1st example of Cause and Effect	E = Exemplary A specific example the book was included, both the cause and the effect were included, and an additional effect was discovered as a result of the same cause.	M = Meets A specific example from the book was included, and both the cause and the effect were included.	P = Progressing A specific example from the book was included, but either the cause or the effect was not included.	B = Beginning A specific example from the book was included, but the cause and effect were not given.
2nd Exampl of Cause and Effect	E = Exemplary A specific example from the book was included, both the cause and the effect were included, and an additional effect was discovered as a result of the same cause.	M = Meets A specific example from the book was included, and both the cause and the effect were included.	P = Progressing A specific example from the book was included, but either the cause or the effect was not included.	B = Beginning A specific example from the book was included, but the cause and effect were not given.
3ed Exampl of Cause and Effect	E = Exemplary A specific example from the book was included, both the cause and the effect were included, and an additional effect was discovered as a result of the same cause.	M = Meets A specific example from the book was included, and both the cause and the effect were included.	P = Progressing A specific example from the book was included, but either the cause or the effect was not included.	B = Beginning A specific example from the book was included, but the cause and effect were not given.
Examples listed in Sequential form	E = Exemplary Every cause and effect listed (including additional effects found) are purposefully written in sequential form.	M = Meets 3 cause and effects listed are purposefully written in sequential form.	P = Progressing 2 cause and effects are purposefully written in sequential form.	B = Beginning 1 cause and effect is written purposefully in sequential form.