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Force and Motion Test Force and Motion Test Physics Force and Motion Test Rubric Code: G526C8 By thepoetry Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physics Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Highly Proficient 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Beginning 1 pts
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Multiple Choice	Highly Proficient Answers 11-12 multiple choice questions correctly.	Proficient Answers 8-10 multiple choice questions correctly.	Developing Answers 5-7 multiple choice questions correctly.	Beginning Answers 0-4 multiple choice questions correctly.
Enter criteria title	Highly Proficient Applies Newton's Second Law to predict the force on or acceleration of an object in all 4 questions (13, 14, 18, 19).	Proficient Applies Newton's Second Law to predict the force on or acceleration of an object in 3 of 4 questions.	Developing Applies Newton's Second Law to predict the force on or acceleration of an object in 2 of 4 questions.	Beginning Applies Newton's Second Law to predict the force on or acceleration of an object in no or 1 question.
Enter criteria title	Highly Proficient	Proficient OR applies it with minor errors that don't affect understanding in 2 of 4 questions (13, 14, 18, 19).	Developing OR applies it with major errors that affect understanding in 2 of 4 questions (13, 14, 18, 19).	Beginning
Enter Title	Highly Proficient	Proficient	Developing OR applies it with minor errors that don't affect understanding in 3 of 4 questions (13, 14, 18, 19).	Beginning
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Enter Title	Highly Proficient Clearly explains Newton's Secind Law	Proficient Clearly explains Newton's Secind Law	Developing Explains Newton;s Second Law unclearly, with too little detail, or with minor errors	Beginning Shows little or no understanding of Newton's Second Law by not explaining it or explaining the concept incorrectly.
Enter Title	Highly Proficient and applies it expertly to explain the motion of objects in questions 15 and 20.	Proficient and applies it with only minor errors to explain the motion of objects in free fall and in every day situations.	Developing and applies it to explain the motion of objects in free fall and in every day situations with major errors that affect understanding.	Beginning and does not apply it to explain the motion of objects in free fall and in every day situations.
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Enter Title	Highly Proficient Correctly applies the formula for friction to predict the motion to answer question 13.	Proficient Applies the formula for friction to predict the motion of an object with minor errors to answer question 13.	Developing States the formula for friction but does not apply it correctly to answer questions 13.	Beginning Does not use the formula for friction to answer question 13.