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ELL 101W Final Writing Test 
Henry Ford College, ELL Department - Professor Wesserling
Rubric Code: UX5BW77
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Excellent

2 pts

CAPITALIZATION

Poor

Improper use of capital letters or none used.
Fair

Some use of capital letters.
Excellent

All words that should be capitalized are correct.
PUNCTUATION

Poor

Improper use or lack of punctuation.
Fair

Some use of punctuation.
Excellent

All punctuation is used correctly.
VERB TENSES

Poor

Doesn't use verbs correctly. Does not have variety of verb tenses.
Fair

Some use of verb tenses and verb tenses used mostly in correct form and with some variety.
Excellent

Verb tenses correct and student uses a variety of verb tenses.
SPELLING/WORD CHOICE

Poor

Misspells words to the point that it is difficult to read.
Fair

Some words misspelled but meaning is clear.
Excellent

No words are misspelled.
OTHER: Articles/Sentence meaning

Poor

Sentence makes no sense.
Fair

Sentence makes sense but still confusing.
Excellent

Well-written sentence that makes sense and is easy to understand




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