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Midterm Exam - POS100 - PVCC Spr2013
Midterm Exam - POS100 - PVCC Spr2013
Rubric Code:
VA6666
By
ldpowers1
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Subject:
Political Science
Type:
Exam
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Criterion
Beginning (1)
1 pts
Approaching (2)
2 pts
Meeting (3)
3 pts
Exceeding (4)
4 pts
Content & Development
80 %
Beginning (1)
- Content is incomplete or fails to address any of the components of the question presented.
- Content completely fails to provide any factual information and lacks accuracy.
-Content's purpose is completely unclear.
- Understanding the intention of the message requires major effort from the reader.
Approaching (2)
-Content attempts to address some components of the question presented.
-Content contains several significant factual errors or inaccuracies.
- Content purpose is evident, but lacks clarity.
- Understanding the intention of the message requires some effort from the reader.
Meeting (3)
- Content addresses the majority of the components of the question presented.
- Contains factual information and while accurate, lacks depth.
- Content and purpose of the writing are clear most of the time.
- Understanding the intention of the message requires little effort from the reader.
Exceeding (4)
-Content completely addresses the components of the question presented.
-Content is free from factual errors, inaccuracies and demonstrates analysis beyond ability to recall information.
- Content and purpose of the writing are clear.
-Understanding the intention of the message requires no effort from the reader.
Organization & Structure
10 %
Beginning (1)
-Content completely fails to attack the question.
-Content lacks logical flow and is completely disorganized.
Approaching (2)
- Content attempts to attack the components.
-Content presents logical flow, lacks organization.
Meeting (3)
- Content attacks most of the components.
-Content attempts both an organized and logical approach.
Exceeding (4)
- Content attacks all of the components.
-Content presents both an organized and logical approach.
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling
5 %
Beginning (1)
-Content contains significant grammar mistakes interfering with content.
-Too many spelling mistakes that make it difficult to understand.
-There is no punctuation which makes the message confusing.
Approaching (2)
-Grammar mistakes interfere with meaning most of the time.
-Spelling mistakes obscure the meaning of the message.
-Lack of punctuation makes the message quite confusing.
Meeting (3)
Contains more than 3 grammar mistakes, however, they do not really interfere in understanding the message.
- More than three spelling mistakes, however, they do not obscure the meaning of the word.
- More than two punctuation mistakes or omissions, however, they do not interfere much in the meaning.
Exceeding (4)
- Contains a maximum of 3 grammar mistakes which do not really interfere in understanding the message.
- A maximum of three spelling mistakes which do not obscure the meaning of the word.
- A maximum of two punctuation mistakes or omissions which do not interfere with the meaning.
Word Choice
5 %
Beginning (1)
-Content reflects inability to demonstrate entry level college language usage and completely strains the reader's ability to understand content.
Approaching (2)
-Content reflects entry-level college language usage but strains the reader's ability to understand content.
Meeting (3)
-Content attempts college language usage but at times appears strained or awkward but content is still understandable.
Exceeding (4)
--Content reflects appropriate college level language usage with no challenge to the reader's ability understand.
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