Document-Based Question Scoring Rubric
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Task The extent to which
the |
Thoroughly addresses |
Addresses all aspects
of the task by accurately |
Addresses most aspects
of the task or addresses all aspects in a limited way; uses some of the
documents. |
Attempts to address
some aspects of the task, making limited use of the documents. |
Shows limited
understanding of the task with vague, unclear references to the documents. |
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Outside Information |
Incorporates relevant
outside information. |
Incorporates relevant
outside information. |
Incorporates limited
or no relevant outside information. |
No relevant outside
information. |
Presents no relevant
outside information. |
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Development The extent to which
ideas are elaborated using specific and relevant examples from the text. |
Richly supports essay
with relevant facts, examples and details. |
Includes relevant
facts, examples and details, but discussion may be more descriptive than
analytical. |
Uses some facts,
examples and details, but discussion is more descriptive than analytical. |
Presents few facts,
examples and details; simply restates contents of the documents. |
Uses little or no
accurate or relevant facts, details or examples. |
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Organization The extent to which
the response exhibits direction, shape, and coherence. |
Writes a
well-developed essay, consistently demonstrating a logical and clear plan
of organization. |
Writes a
well-developed essay, demonstrating a logical and clear plan of
organization. |
Writes a
satisfactorily developed essay, demonstrating a general plan of
organization. |
Writes a poorly
organized essay, lacking focus. |
Attempts to complete
the task, but essay demonstrates a major weakness in organization. |
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Introduction
& Conclusion |
Includes a strong
introduction and conclusion. |
Includes a good
introduction and conclusion. |
Restates the theme in
the introduction and concludes with a simple restatement of the theme. |
Has vague or missing
introduction and/or conclusion. |
Has vague or missing
introduction and/or conclusion. |
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Mechanics The extent to which
the response exhibits mastery of grammar, syntax, capitalization, spelling
and punctuation. |
Very few, if any,
errors. |
Few errors. |
No consistent pattern
of errors. |
Patterns of errors
evident. |
Errors so severe that
they detract from meaning. |