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Student Made Test Rubric 
Student Made Test Rubric
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Rubric Code: CXB5B3A
By ryerika
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

True False Questions

Excellent

There are 10 T or F questions that are all tied to the story and show a high level of critical thinking.
Good

Most of the 10 T or F questions are closely tied to the story and show a high level of critical thinking.
Fair

Some of the T or F questions are tied to the story but may be basic. There may be less than 10.
Poor

The T or F questions are not really related to the story or are not included.
Multiple choice questions

Excellent

There are 10 multiple choice questions that are are related to the story and show a high level of critical thinking. The answer choices are well thought out and the correct answer is not obvious. Each question has three or more choices.
Good

There are 10 multiple choice questions that are related to the story and show some critical thinking. The answer choices are thought out and the correct answer is not obvious. There are three or more choices for each question.
Fair

Most multiple choice questions are related to the story. The answers choices are not totally apparent. There are less than three choices for each question. There may be less than 10 questions.
Poor

The multiple choice questions are too generic or unrelated to the story. The answer may be too readily apparent and/or there are less than three choices for each question.
Short answer questions

Excellent

There are 10 short answer questions. Each one has a well thought out answer, covers all parts of the questions, is written in a complete sentence, and shows evidence of critical and deeper thinking and understanding.
Good

There are 10 short answer questions that all have thought out answers, cover all parts of the questions and are written in complete sentences. Understanding of the book is apparent.
Fair

There are short answer questions that all have somewhat thought out answers. Most parts of the questions are covered in the answers but the answers may not be in complete sentences. There may be less than 10 questions.
Poor

There are less than 10 short answer questions that seem quickly put together and not thought out. Some parts of the questions are answered but the questions are basic and too easy. May not be written in complete sentences.
Format

Excellent

Student made test is well done, follows all requirements, may have extra elements, answers are easy to read.
Good

Test meets all requirements and is neatly done and easy to understand. Shows strong evidence of effort and attention to detail.
Fair

Test meets all the basic requirements.
Poor

Test is missing some of the requirements; messy and hard to understand.
On Time/Effort

Excellent

Test is handed in on time and shows student effort to go above an beyond what is expected.
Good

Test is handed in on time and show student effort to meet all requirements.

OR

Test is handed in one day late but shows student effort to go above and beyond what is expected.
Fair

Test is handed in late and shows some effort to meet requirements.
Poor

Test is handed in late and shows little to no effort to meet requirements.





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