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    Scoring Rubric For Open Response Questions

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    The scoring rubric evaluates open response questions on a scale of 0 to 4 based on how completely the question is answered, the use of explanations and scientific terminology, and sentence structure. A score of 4 represents an advanced level where all parts are fully answered with explanations using scientific terms and complete sentences. Lower scores have fewer answered parts and less sophisticated language.

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    The scoring rubric evaluates open response questions on a scale of 0 to 4 based on how completely the question is answered, the use of explanations and scientific terminology, and sentence structure. A score of 4 represents an advanced level where all parts are fully answered with explanations using scientific terms and complete sentences. Lower scores have fewer answered parts and less sophisticated language.

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    Scoring Rubric for Open Response Questions

    Score Criteria

    • All parts of the question are correctly answered


    • An explanation stating the logic behind the answer is
    provided with each answer (because…)
    4
    • Complete sentences are used
    (advanced)
    • Each question is restated in the answer
    • Proper scientific terminology is used in all parts of
    answer

    • All parts of the question are correctly answered


    • No explanation of the answers is given
    3
    • Complete sentences are used
    (proficient)
    • The question is fully restated in most of the answers
    • Some scientific terms are used

    • Some parts of the question are correctly answered


    • Some parts of the question are partially correct
    2 • No explanation of the answers is given
    (needs improvement) • Complete sentences are used
    • The question is not restated in most answers
    • Very few scientific terms are used

    • One part of the question is correctly answered


    • It is unclear what is meant by many of the answers
    1
    • No explanation of the answers is given
    (failing)
    • Sentences are incomplete
    • No scientific terms are used

    0 • No parts of the question are answered

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