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iRubric: Scoring Rubric for Comprehension Questions

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Scoring Rubric for Comprehension Questions Scoring Rubric for Essay Questions 'The Ballad of Charlotte Dymond' by Charles Causley Rubric Code: X73X45 By themeadows Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

Comprehension Questions Rubric
	No Answer 0 pts	Needs Improvement 5 pts	Adequate 10 pts	Quality 13 pts	Exemplary 15 pts
Content 15 pts (This is not about completing all of questions that have been answered but how they've been answered. To get more than 5 points at least 5 must be completed).	No Answer Did not answer question.	Needs Improvement Answers are partial or incomplete. Key points are not clear. Question not adequately answered.	Adequate Answers are not comprehensive or completely stated. Key points are addressed, but not well supported.	Quality Answers are accurate and complete. Key points are stated and supported.	Exemplary Answers are comprehensive, accurate and complete. Key ideas are clearly stated, explained, and well supported.
Organisation 15 pts (Answers are clearly thought out and articulated beyond simple "yes" "no" type answers.)	No Answer Did not answer question.	Needs Improvement Organisation and structure detract from the answer.	Adequate Inadequate organisation or development. Structure of the answer is not easy to follow.	Quality Organisation is mostly clear and easy to follow.	Exemplary Well organised, coherently developed, and easy to follow.
Writing Conventions 15 pts (Spelling, punctuation, grammar, and complete sentences.)	No Answer Did not answer question.	Needs Improvement Displays over 20 errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure.	Adequate Displays 14-19 errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure.	Quality Displays 8-13 errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure.	Exemplary Displays 0-7 errors in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure.