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SLAMS
Advanced Proficient
Proficient
RUBRIC Sentence Always answer in a complete sentence.
Length Length of the answer should be appropriate to the question, and question should be restated in your answer.
Answer Answer all parts of the question.
Mechanics Use correct capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling.
Support Support your answer with at least two accurate details (cite sources where applicable).
Not Proficient
All sentences are complete.
3 or fewer sentences are not complete.
More than 3 sentences are not complete.
Question is restated and answer is appropriate length according to short answer instructions.
Question is addressed but not clearly stated in answer. Length is not appropriate.
One or both parts (question restated and/or appropriate length) are missing.
All parts of the question are answered correctly. Few or no mechanics errors.
Most parts of the question are answered correctly. Reasonable understanding of mechanics.
Little or none of the question is answered correctly. Errors make the text difficult to read.
Appropriate support is evident in the answer.
Some support was given but not adequate.
No supporting details were used in the answer.
Advanced Proficient
Proficient
RUBRIC Sentence Always answer in a complete sentence.
Length Length of the answer should be appropriate to the question, and question should be restated in your answer.
Answer Answer all parts of the question.
Mechanics Use correct capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling.
Support Support your answer with at least two accurate details (cite sources where applicable).
Not Proficient
All sentences are complete.
3 or fewer sentences are not complete.
More than 3 sentences are not complete.
Question is restated and answer is appropriate length according to short answer instructions.
Question is addressed but not clearly stated in answer. Length is not appropriate.
One or both parts (question restated and/or appropriate length) are missing.
All parts of the question are answered correctly. Few or no mechanics errors.
Most parts of the question are answered correctly. Reasonable understanding of mechanics.
Little or none of the question is answered correctly. Errors make the text difficult to read.
Appropriate support is evident in the answer.
Some support was given but not adequate.
No supporting details were used in the answer.
