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Finаl Written Assessment Rubric Scоring: 60 pоints аvаilable Criteria Excellent (10 pts) Prоficient (8 pts) Developing (6 pts) Emerging (4 pts) No Marks (0–1 pt) Topic Sentence Clearly answers the prompt with a specific argument, appropriate backing, and clear context using the suggested format. Addresses the prompt but missing one element (argument, backing, or context). Addresses the prompt but missing two elements. Lacks clarity or does not fully answer the prompt. No topic sentence provided. Evidence Relevance Evidence clearly supports the claim and is highly relevant to the argument. Most evidence is relevant and connected to the topic sentence. Some evidence is partially relevant or loosely connected. Evidence is present but unrelated to the claim. No evidence included. Organization & Integration Evidence is smoothly integrated with clear transitions and context. Transitions and context are used but may be slightly awkward. Partial or uneven integration of evidence and context. Minimal transition or context; evidence feels “plopped in.” No transition or context used. Analysis Clearly explains how evidence supports the claim; offers insight and depth that strengthen the argument. Explains the evidence’s connection to the argument with some clarity. Provides surface-level or incomplete explanation of evidence relevance. Simply restates the argument without clear connection to evidence. No analysis provided. Linking Sentence & Length Paragraph meets length expectations and ends with a strong linking sentence that connects back to the topic. Within acceptable range (±1 sentence) with a solid conclusion. Includes some unrelated content or weak link back to topic. Too short (1–2 sentences) or too long (18+ sentences); copied topic sentence. No linking sentence present. Language Use Sophisticated, clear, precise, and concise language throughout. Mostly clear and concise; few errors or awkward phrases. Language generally clear but occasionally unclear or rule-breaking. Clarity issues or phrasing that distract from meaning. Frequent errors and unclear writing that obscure meaning.