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4
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3
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2
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1
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0
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Score |
Bar Chart Information |
All the information is correct |
75% - 99% of the information is correct |
50% - 74% of the information is correct |
25% - 49% of the information is correct |
0% to 24% of the information is correct |
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Bar Chart lables |
The bars are labels with the correct age groups |
NA |
NA |
NA |
The bars are not labeled with the correct age groups |
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Three Generalizations Ages 5 - 16 |
The student has identified three valid generalizations. |
The student has identified two valid generalizations. |
The student has identified one valid generalization. |
NA |
The student has NOT identified any generalizations. |
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Support for first generalization ages 5 - 16 |
The student included at least two sentences that logically supported the first generalization. |
The student included at least two sentences that somewhat supported the first generalization. |
The student included one sentence that logically supported the first generalization |
The student included one sentence that somewhat supported the first generalization |
The student did not include a sentence that supported the first generalization |
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Support for second generalization ages 5 - 16 |
The student included at least two sentences that logically supported the second generalization. |
The student included at least two sentences that somewhat supported the second generalization. |
The student included one sentence that logically supported the second generalization |
The student included one sentence that somewhat supported the second generalization |
The student did not include a sentence that supported the second generalization |
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Support for third generalization ages 17 - 30 |
The student included at least two sentences that logically supported the third generalization. |
The student included at least two sentences that somewhat supported the third generalization. |
The student included one sentence that logically supported the third generalization |
The student included one sentence that somewhat supported the third generalization |
The student did not include a sentence that supported the third generalization |
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