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Short Answer Exam Writing Grading Rubric 
Short Answer Exam Writing Grading Rubric
When writing your one paragraph short answer for the exam, this is what your answer will be graded on. Short answer essays are worth 100 points each.
Rubric Code: FAX977
By lauramitch
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Subject: English  
Type: Quiz  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Short Answer Paragraph
  Grammar & Spelling

Students need to demonstrate proper grammatical skills.

10 pts

Content

The content of the paragraph should answer the question and demonstrate both breadth and depth of history.

40 pts

Completeness

Students need to be reaponsive to a variety of short answer exam quetions. This means that your answer needs to be focused and organized.

40 pts

Organization

The question should be organized in a conventional introduction, body paragraph(s), conclusion framework. Writing should reflect an awareness of audience.

10 pts

D/F

Grammar & Spelling

Paragraph has many grammatical and spelling errors that compromise coherency and meaning.
Content

Paragraph has a high frequency of grammatical and spelling errors, as a result some areas may be unclear--however, overall coherency is not compromised.
Completeness

Paragraph has several grammatical and spelling errors; however, they do not interfere with coherency and meaning.
Organization

Paragraph has fewer than three grammatical or spelling errors.
C

Grammar & Spelling

Question was not fully addressed in answer. Did not provide sufficient information to judge facility with subject matter.
Content

Question was addressed but not answered sufficiently. Sentences were short with no elaboration. Provided general statements in lieu of details, if any. Dropped quotes.
Completeness

Question was addressed and answered sufficiently, with complete sentences and provided some elaboration. Provided a few general details but could have elaborated further on specific issues in several places. Quotes, while introduced, may not have been explicated adequately.
Organization

Question was answered correctly with details taken from the text itself as illustration and support of writer's analysis. Quotes are woven into the fabric of the writer's answer. Sentences provided full details and explanations. Demonstrates both breadth and depth of subject/topic
B

Grammar & Spelling

No answer.
Content

Response did not address all parts of the question or posed an opinion that was not supported.
Completeness

Response was complete, posed an opinion and supported it with evidence from the essay/article.
Organization

Response was complete and provided additional relevant facts or analysis that compared elements from the essay/article to concepts from learners own experience.
A

Grammar & Spelling

No sign of any attempt at oranization. Or simply, there is not enough on the page to evaluate as an essay answer.
Content

Incomplete in framework. The answer may be missing on main section of a short essay answer--i.e. it has no clear introduction or lacks a conclusion, etc. Lacks awareness of an audience.
Completeness

Has a reasonably complete framework, with a servicable introduction, body paragraph(s), and conclusion. Strong functionally, but does not show much awareness of audience.
Organization

Response shows originality in the careful ordering of ideas, and crafting of the introduction/conclusion. This answer shows a high awareness of audience.






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