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Writing a summary about data Scholarly Article Summary Rubric Reading of short text and Chart 1 and extract information on holiday preferences. Rubric Code: AXABC54 By sandrapadin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Average 2 pts	Needs Improvement 0.5 pts
ORGANISATION	Excellent Paragraphs are clearly differentiated and well organised. The introduction explains the topic of the writing and the sources of findings. The body gives five or more reasons for visiting the country and own ideas. The conclusion is opinion-based.	Good Paragraphs are well organised and clear. More information could be added in the introduction. There is no source of findings. The body gives 4-5 reasons and no new ideas. The conclusion doesn´t contain opinion.	Average Paragraphs are organised but some ideas are not clearly stated. The body gives some unconnected reasons for visiting the country. Short conclusion. No opinion	Needs Improvement No clear organisation. The body is an attempt to give some information. No clear conclusion or opinion.
GRAMMAR	Excellent Great variety of tenses ( more than four). Good use of linkers to connect ideas and reasons. Modal verbs for possibility and speculation are correctly used.	Good Good use of tenses, although not a great range of them (fewer than four) Some linkers are used although they tend to be repetitive. No use of modals.	Average Some errors in the use of tenses and not a great variety of them (fewer than three). Poor connection of ideas/reasons. No modals.	Needs Improvement Errors in tenses and poor connection of ideas/reasons.
VOCABULARY	Excellent Great range of vocabulary. More adjectives and nouns are added to the initial data. Good use of collocations.	Good Good use of vocabulary. Some new words are added to explain reasons.	Average The vocabulary used is not appropriate to the writing.	Needs Improvement No new vocabulary is added.