Unit 1
English II
 
 
 
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Scoring Rubric for Open Response Questions
Question #1 - Short Story Section Unit #1

Component of Question

How Well The Writer Demonstrated

 

5 points

3 points

1 point

Restated the main idea from the question

Very Well

Most all

Barely

Conflict is shown from the story

Very Well

Most all

Barely

Climax is Shown from the story

Very Well

Most all

Barely

Resolution is shown from the story

Very Well

Most all

Barely

Adequate support is given for each element

Very Well

Most all

Barely

Subtotal points earned

     

Total Points __________ / 25 points

 

    23 - 25 points = A
    20 - 22 points = B
    18 - 19 points = C
    15 - 17 points = D
    14 - 1 points = F

Scoring Rubric for ALL Writing Assignments
Questions # 2 - 4 Short Story Section Unit #1|
Kentucky Writing Assessment Holistic Scoring Guide

NOVICE

APPRENTICE

1. limited awareness of audience and/or purpose

1. Some evidence of communicating  with an audience for a specific purpose; some lapses in focus

2. minimal idea development; limited and/or unrelated details

2. Unelaborated idea development; unelaborated and/or repetitious details

3. Random and/or weak organization

3. Lapses in organization and/or coherence

4. Incorrect and/or ineffective sentence structure

4. Simplistic and/or awkward sentence structure

5. Incorrect and/or ineffective language

5. Simplistic and/or imprecise language

6. Errors in spelling, punctuation, and capitalization are disproportionate to length and complexity

6. Some errors in spelling, punctuation, and capitalization that do not interfere with communication

PROFICIENT

DISTINGUISHED

1. focused on a purpose; communicates with an audience; evidence of voice and/or suitable tone

1. Establishes a purpose and maintains clear focus; strong awareness of audience; evidence of distinctive voice and/or appropriate tone

2. Depth of idea development supported by elaborated relevant details

2. Depth and complexity of ideas supported by rich, engaging, and/or pertinent details, evidence of analysis  reflection, insight

3. Logical, coherent organization

3. Careful and/or subtle organization

4. Controlled and varied sentence structure

4. Variety in sentence structure and length enhances effect

5. Acceptable, effective language

5. Precise and/or rich language

6. Few errors in spelling, punctuation, and capitalization relative to length and complexity

6. Control of spelling, punctuation, and capitalization

Each writing assignment will receive points based on the holistic scoring guide. Novice writings will receive 25 points, apprentice writings will receive 35 points, proficient writings will receive 45 points and distinguished writings will receive 50 points.

    45 - 50 points A
    40 - 44 points B
    35 - 39 points C
    30 - 34 points D
    29 below F