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Chapter 2 Test: Asia & the Pacific 
This Rubric will serve as your scoring guide for the Chapter 1 test of Asia and the Pacific. Please note that your score is circled on the Rubric Below. A score of 4 is equal to a 100%...A score of 3 is equal to an 89%...A score of 2 is equal to a 79%...A score of 1 is equal to a 69%.
Rubric Code: G2B385
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Exam  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Chapter 2: Asia and the Pacific
  Excellent Answer

4 pts

Good Answer

3 pts

Average Answer

2 pts

Below Average Answer

1 pts

Question 1

Excellent Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given an exact definition of civilization and cultural diffusion. Given specific examples about China's civilization including: only survivng civilization and achievments. Use specific examples to explain the migration of Chinese linking the cultures.
Good Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given an almost exact definition of civilization and cultural diffusion. Given some specific examples about China's civilization including: only survivng civilization and achievments. Uses some specific examples to explain the migration of Chinese linking the cultures.
Average Answer

Students have restated the question but haven't answered in paragraph form. Students have given a general definition of civilization and cultural diffusion. Given general examples about China's civilization Use a few specific examples to explain the migration of Chinese but does not create the link between the cultures.
Below Average Answer

Students have not restated the question and haven't answered in paragraph form. Students have given no definition of civilization and cultural diffusion. Given general examples about China's civilization Use a few specific examples that do not explain the link between the cultures.
Question 2

Excellent Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given an exact definition of ethnic diversity, heterogeneous, and homogeneous. Students have identified China as diverse and have listed their specific ethnic groups. Students have identified Japan and Korea as Homogeneous and used isolation to explain this idea.
Good Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given a mostly exact definition of ethnic diversity, heterogeneous, and homogeneous. Students have identified China as diverse and have listed most of their specific ethnic groups. Students have identified Japan and Korea as Homogeneous and used isolation to explain this idea.
Average Answer

Students have not restated the question but have answered in paragraph form. Students have given a general definition of ethnic diversity, heterogeneous, and homogeneous. Students have identified China as diverse and have listed a few of their specific ethnic groups. Students have identified Japan and Korea as Homogeneous and their reasons have become confusing.
Below Average Answer

Students have not restated the question but have answered in paragraph form. Students have not given a definition of ethnic diversity, heterogeneous, or homogeneous. Students have identified China as diverse and but have listed none of their specific ethnic groups. Students have identified Japan and Korea as Homogeneous but have no supporting details.
Question 3

Excellent Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have 3 or more (correct and specific) examples to show Japan's mix of modern and traditional.
Good Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have 2 (correct and specific) examples to show Japan's mix of modern and traditional.
Average Answer

Students have not restated the question but have answered in paragraph form. Students have 2 general examples to show Japan's mix of modern and traditional.
Below Average Answer

Students have not restated the question and have not answered in paragraph form. Students have 1 general example to show Japan's mix of modern and traditional.
Question 4

Excellent Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given Communism, Dictatorship, and Isolation as reasons for differences in economies. Students have used as many specific names and ideas as possible.
Good Answer

Students have restated the question and answered in paragraph form. Students have given 2 out of the three main reasons for differences in economies. Students have used a few specific names in their answer.
Average Answer

Students have not restated the question but have answered in paragraph form. Students have given 1 out of the three main reasons for differences in economies. Students have been very general in ther answer.
Below Average Answer

Students have not restated the question and have not answered in paragraph form. Students have given 1 out of the three main reasons for differences in economies. Students have been very general in ther answer.





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