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Chapter 1 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: M2BW28
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Exam  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Chapter 1 Asia & the Pacific
  Excellent Answer

4 pts

Good Answer

3 pts

Average Answer

2 pts

Below Average Answer

1 pts

Scoring Help

Please refer to the Description above to find out your grade for this test.

Excellent Answer

Students have restated the question and seperated their answer into paragraphs. Students have used specific names and types of physical features to explain where people have settled. Students used specific names of climate regions and vegetation types to make a connection between how the climate has affected what types of vegetation are able to grow in specific areas.
Good Answer

Students have restated the question and seperated their answer into paragraphs. Students have used some specific names and types of physical features to explain where people have settled. Students used some specific names of climate regions and vegetation types to make a connection between how the climate has affected what types of vegetation are able to grow in specific areas.
Average Answer

Students have restated the question but they have not seperated their answer into paragraphs. Students have used a few specific names and types of physical features to explain where people have settled. Students used few specific names of climate regions and vegetation types to make a connection between how the climate has affected what types of vegetation are able to grow in specific areas, but there answer has become unclear.
Below Average Answer

Students have not restated the question and have not seperated their answer into paragraphs. Students have used general names of physical features to explain where people have settled. Students used general climate types and vegetation types to make a very unclear connection between how the climate has affected what types of vegetation are able to grow in general.


Excellent Answer

Students were able to correctly identify river valleys, coastal areas, and the North China Plain as areas where most people would have settled and gave specific reasons to support their answer based on the concept of what factors people look for when they are looking to settle in an area.
Good Answer

Students were able to correctly identify 2 out of 3 areas (river valleys, coastal areas, and the North China Plain) where most people would have settled and gave some specific reasons to support their answer based on the concept of what factors people look for when they are looking to settle in an area.
Average Answer

Students were able to correctly identify 2 out of 3 areas (river valleys, coastal areas, and the North China Plain) where most people would have settled and gave few reasons to support their answer.
Below Average Answer

Students were able to correctly only 1 out of 3 areas (river valleys, coastal areas, and the North China Plain) where most people would have settled and gave very little support for their answer.


Excellent Answer

Students have also identified specfic natural resources found in East Asia and how they have contributed to the population density of specific areas. Answers are complete, correct, and students have used as many specific supporting details as possible.
Good Answer

Students have also identified some specfic natural resources found in East Asia and have attempted to show how they have contributed to the population density of specific areas, but there reasoning is somewhat unclear. Answers are mostly complete, correct, and students have used a few specific supporting details to support their answers.
Average Answer

Students have also identified only a few specfic natural resources found in East Asia and have attempted to show how they have contributed to the population density of specific areas, but there reasoning is somewhat unclear. Answers are somewhat complete, correct, and students have used a few specific supporting details to support their answers.
Below Average Answer

Students have also identified some general natural resources found in East Asia and have attempted to show how they have contributed to the population density of specific areas, but there reasoning is unclear. Answers are incomplete, somewhat incorrect, and students have used very few specific supporting details to support their answers.





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