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Rubrics

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of rubric matches an entire piece of student work to a single description on the scale?

a)

Holistic

b)

Analytic

c)

Checklist

d)

Developmental

2.

Which type of rubric consists of a single scale with all criteria to be included in the evaluation being considered together (e.g. clarity, organization, mechanics)?

a)

Developmental

b)

Holistic

c)

Analytic

d)

Checklist

3.

Which is an advantage of a holistic rubric?

a)

when student work is at varying levels spanning the criteria points it can be difficult to select the single best description

b)

criteria cannot be weighted

c)

does not provide specific feedback for improvement

d)

saves time by minimizing the number of decisions raters make

4.

Identify the characteristics of analytic rubrics (mark all that apply).

a)

resemble a grid

b)

contain criteria for what we hope students will produce

c)

have levels of performance consisting of numbers and/or descriptive tags

d)

are composed of cells in the center that have descriptions specifying the criteria to each level of performance

5.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of analytic rubrics?

a)

criterion can be weighted to reflect importance of each dimension

b)

provide useful feedback on areas of strength and weakness

c)

take more time to create and use

6.

Which element within a rubric labels the key elements of a student product?

a)

descriptors

b)

rating scale

c)

criteria

7.

Which element within a rubric identifies the level of performance?

a)

criteria

b)

descriptors

c)

rating scale

8.

Which element within a rubric provides concrete descriptions for each level of performance?

a)

rating scale

b)

descriptors

c)

criteria

9.

Which is the first step to properly construct a rubric?

a)

Develop quality descriptors based on the criteria chosen.

b)

Identify the expected learning outcomes from the task.

c)

Decide which of these learning outcomes should be included as a criterion.

d)

Choose a rating scale for performance levels.

10.

Which is the second step to properly construct a rubric?

a)

Identify the expected learning outcomes from the task.

b)

Develop quality descriptors based on the criteria chosen.

c)

Decide which of these learning outcomes should be included as a criterion.

d)

Choose a rating scale for performance levels.

11.

Which is the third step to properly construct a rubric?

a)

Choose a rating scale for performance levels.

b)

Decide which of these learning outcomes should be included as a criterion.

c)

Identify the expected learning outcomes from the task.

d)

Develop quality descriptors based on the criteria chosen.

12.

Which is the 4th step to properly construct a rubric?

a)

Decide which of these learning outcomes should be included as a criterion.

b)

Choose a rating scale for performance levels.

c)

Identify the expected learning outcomes from the task.

d)

Develop quality descriptors based on the criteria chosen.

13.

True or False? Rating scales can include either numerical or descriptive labels?

a)

True

b)

False

14.

True or False? You should make certain there is continuity in the difference between each of the criteria.

a)

True

b)

False