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Summative CPALMS 
Identify the reasons an author gives to support points in a text.
Rubric Code: E223W62
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Main Idea Detection

Excellent

Student identifies the main idea.
Good

Student identifies key parts of the main idea but is missing some points.
Fair

Student identifies some of the main idea.
Poor

Student identifies some idea but is unable to identify the whole main idea.
Supporting Detail Detection

Excellent

Student identifies all supporting details with explanation.
Good

Student identifies majority of supporting details and can provide some explanation.
Fair

Students identifies some supporting details and can provide minimum information and explanation.
Poor

Student is unable to identify supporting details or proving information.
Knowledge Learned

Excellent

Student successfully identifies the difference between a general and specific statement.
Good

Student knows the difference between general and specific statements and can identify majority of these statements
Fair

Student identifies some general and some supporting statements with some error.
Poor

Student cannot differentiate between the statements and cannot find them in the text.
Standard

Excellent

Student identifies the the reasons an author gives to support a text.
Good

Student identifies majority of reasons an author gives to support a text but is missing key points.
Fair

Student identifies some reasons an author gives to support a text but may provide limited information to explain.
Poor

Student identifies a few reasons but may be unable to provide information to explain further.




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