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SMCP s15 Paper 1 
Rubric Code: UX26923
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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1 pts

Fair

0.5 pts

Poor

0 pts

Introduction
Previews case and concepts
1 pts

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Good

Provides a lively and engaging preview of the case AND a preview of all of the concepts that will be discussed in the paper.
Fair

Gives a quick, cursory and not very engaging preview of the case AND/OR an incomplete preview of upcoming concepts.
Poor

Lacking one or both of the required preview elements (case or concepts).
Clearly states argument
1 pts

Good

Makes a clear and compelling statement of an original and interesting argument.
Fair

Provides a summary statement that mechanically sums up paper without providing a compelling argument.
Poor

Lacks an argument or thesis statement.
Question 1
Why did the movement emerge?
Clearly answers question
1 pts

Good

Clearly addresses the question and offers a fully developed and well argued answer.
Fair

Addresses the question, but answer is not well developed or confusing.
Poor

Doesn't answer the question
Clearly defines concepts
1 pts

Good

Gives a clear and thorough definition that draws on relevant terminology and explains associated sub-concepts.
Fair

Defines concepts, but in a sketchy, unclear or misleading way.
Poor

Doesn't definite concept
Applies concepts to case
1 pts

examples.

Good

Gives detailed account of how concepts apply to cases, with specific examples. Examples demonstrate a clear understanding of the concept.
Fair

Application of concepts to the case is sketchy, confusing, or misleading in some way.
Poor

Doesn't explain how concepts apply to case.
Question 2
How did the movement mobilize?
Clearly answers question
1 pts

Good

Clearly addresses the question and offers a fully developed and well argued answer.
Fair

Addresses the question, but answer is not well developed or confusing.
Poor

Doesn't answer the question
Clearly defintes concept
1 pts

Good

Gives a clear and thorough definition that draws on relevant terminology and explains associated sub-concepts.
Fair

Defines concepts, but in a sketchy, unclear or misleading way.
Poor

Doesn't definite concept
Applies concepts to case
1 pts

Good

Gives detailed account of how concepts apply to cases, with specific examples. Examples demonstrate a clear understanding of the concept.
Fair

Application of concepts to the case is sketchy, confusing, or misleading in some way.
Poor

Doesn't explain how concepts apply to case.
Question 3
What did the protests mean to the participants?
Clearly answers question
1 pts

Good

Clearly addresses the question and offers a fully developed and well argued answer.
Fair

Addresses the question, but answer is not well developed or confusing.
Poor

Doesn't answer the question
Clearly defines concepts
1 pts

Good

Gives a clear and thorough definition that draws on relevant terminology and explains associated sub-concepts.
Fair

Defines concepts, but in a sketchy, unclear or misleading way.
Poor

Doesn't definite concept
Applies concepts to case
1 pts

Good

Gives detailed account of how concepts apply to cases, with specific examples. Examples demonstrate a clear understanding of the concept.
Fair

Application of concepts to the case is sketchy, confusing, or misleading in some way.
Poor

Doesn't explain how concepts apply to case.
Conclusion
Recaps main points
1 pts

Good

Goes over the main points of the argument, including a recap of the concepts.
Fair

Restates main point in a general and vague way.
Poor

No conclusion
Poses further questions
1 pts

Good

Poses challenging, original questions raised by the analysis.
Fair

Poses quick, vague questions that doesn't go beneath the surface
Poor

No conclusion
Writing
Writes grammatically
1 pts

Good

Sentences are consistently grammatical, with hardly any errors throughout.
Fair

Occasional grammatical errors, such as run-ons, fragment sentences, subject-verb agreement, pronoun agreement, verb tense, commas, punctuation, spelling.
Poor

Serious and consistent problems in grammar, punctuation and/or spelling.

NEXT PAPER MUST BE TAKEN TO THE WRITING CENTER BEFORE SUBMISSION.
Writes clearly and fluently
1 pts

Good

Sentences are clear, graceful and fluid. A pleasure to read.
Fair

Occasional awkward spots, rough writing or confusing word choice. Sometime hard to concentrate on ideas.
Poor

Consistently rough and choppy writing. Difficult and frustrating to read.

NEXT PAPER MUST BE TAKEN TO THE WRITING CENTER BEFORE SUBMISSION.





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