Types of Rubrics Quiz

Which type of rubric gives only one overall score for student work?

• Analytic

• Descriptive

• Holistic

• Numeric

An analytic rubric is best used when:

• You want to finish grading quickly

• You want detailed feedback on specific criteria

• You want to give only general feedback

• The task is very subjective

In a holistic rubric, how are the criteria usually evaluated?

• Each criterion is given a separate score

• They are ignored completely

• They are all combined into one overall judgment

• Only the highest-scoring criterion is recorded

Which of the following is an example of using a holistic rubric?

• Giving 3 points for grammar, 2 for structure, and 5 for content

• Assigning a total score of 4 based on overall writing quality

• Writing only comments with no score

• Scoring based on a checklist of tasks

When should you use an analytic rubric?

• When you're grading participation in a discussion

• When you want to see performance on different skills

• When you don't have time to grade each part

• When students are not given rubrics

Which rubric is more time-consuming to grade?

• Holistic

• Analytic

• Checklist

• Letter grade

A student received different scores for content, grammar, and organization. Which rubric was likely used?

• Descriptive

• Analytic

• Holistic

• Normative

Holistic rubrics are more subjective because:

• They use numbers

• They require exact scoring

• They are based on general impressions

• They are for math only

Which is NOT true about analytic rubrics?

• They help students improve specific areas

• They are faster to grade

• They show detailed performance

• They require more time to develop

What do both holistic and analytic rubrics have in common?

• Both ignore the quality of work

• Both break the task into parts

• Both are scoring tools used in assessment

• Both give only one score