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Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test Released 2011 OSSLT Item-Specific Rubrics and Sample Student Responses with Annotations
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section I News Report Question #6
Q6: Explain how Burd’s project demonstrates the work of a scientist. Use details from the selection and your own ideas to support your answer.
Code Descriptor Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible
An illegible response cannot be read. A comment on the task (e.g., I don’t know.).
Off topic/ Incorrect*
response is off-topic, irrelevant or incorrect A typical off-topic response has no connection to the selection or the question. A typical irrelevant response comments on the selection or topic (e.g., I’ve taken a science class) or only restates the question (e.g., The project demonstrates the work of a scientist) with no support. A typical incorrect response provides an answer based on a misunderstanding of the question AND/OR the ideas in the selection.
Code 10 • response indicates minimal reading comprehension • response provides minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides an example of Burd’s actions with no link to the work of a scientist.
OR The response provides an example of the work of a scientist (e.g., research, test) supported with • no details from the selection (e.g., only own ideas).
OR • irrelevant details from the selection (e.g., retelling of events).
Code 20 • response indicates some reading comprehension
• response provides vague ideas and information from the reading selection; it may include irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection
The response provides vague support from the selection to explain an example of how Burd/ Burd’s project demonstrates the work of a scientist. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the work of a scientist and supporting detail(s).
Code 30 • response indicates considerable reading comprehension • response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response uses specific and relevant support from the selection to explain clearly an example of how Burd/Burd’s project demonstrates the work of a scientist.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section I News Report Question #6
10
Annotation: The response provides an example of the work of a scientist while retelling the events in the selection (e.g., noticed a problem, figure out a solution, did research).There are no details from the selection used to support the response.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section I News Report Question #6
20
Annotation: The response identifies an example of how Burd/Burd’s project demonstrates the work of a scientist (collect samples) and supports it with details from the selection (went to the landfill). The reader must make the connection between the detail and the work of a scientist.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section I News Report Question #6
30
Annotation: The response identifies an example of how Burd/Burd’s project demonstrates the work of a scientist (discovered and isolated) and clearly explains it with specific and relevant support from the selection (micro-organism that is responsible for breaking down Plastic bags).
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section III Short Writing
Writing Prompt: What is the best advice you have ever given to someone? Use specific details to explain your answer. Code Description
Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible
An illegible response cannot be read. The response comments on the task (e.g., I don’t know.).
Off topic* response is off-topic or irrelevant to the prompt A typical off-topic response is not related to the topic of giving advice. A typical irrelevant response comments on the topic or simply restates the question.
Code 10 response is not developed or is developed with irrelevant ideas and information The response • identifies or gives an example of a piece of advice the student has given to someone but
does not provide an explanation for why it was the best OR • identifies or gives an example of a piece of advice the student has given to someone but
provides an irrelevant explanation for why it was the best OR • provides a general comment about giving advice.
Code 20 response is developed with vague ideas and information; it may contain some irrelevant ideas and information The response identifies or gives an example of a piece of advice the student has given to someone and provides a vague explanation for why it was the best. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the support provided and what is intended to prove.
Code 30 response is developed with clear, specific and relevant ideas and information The response identifies or gives an example of a piece of advice the student has given to someone and uses specific and relevant details to clearly explain why it was the best.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section III Short Writing
Code 10
Annotation: This response identifies an example of advice (tell the truth in bad situations) but does not provide an explanation for why it was the best.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section III Short Writing
Code 20
Annotation: This response provides an example of advice given (never give up on your dreams). Vague support is used to explain this advice (Chasing your dreams allows you to feel satisfied with your accomplishments, and happy with where you are in life. Acknowledging that your dreams are important brings great success).
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section III Short Writing
Code 30
Annotation: This response provides an example of advice given (telling my sister to apply for a job she didn’t think she would be good at). The answer is clearly supported with specific and relevant details (She is still working at this job three years later…constantly telling me how much she loves it…tells me of the many friends she has made and the pleasure of going in to work).
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section III Short Writing
Writing Prompt: What is the best advice you have ever given to someone? Use specific details to explain your answer.
Code Use of Conventions
Code 10
• errors in conventions distract from communication
Code 20
• errors in conventions do not distract from communication
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section III Short Writing
Code 10
Annotation Errors is spelling (lostes, oweing, depts) and usage (think about what you doing to gain and lostes, does it worth for yourself to do it) distract from communication.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section III Short Writing
Code 20
Annotation
Errors in usage (they should be your self, pretending your someone your not), capitalization (the best advice i can give) and spelling (becuase) do not distract from communication.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section V Information Paragraph Question 7
Q7: State a main idea of this selection and provide one specific detail from the selection that supports it.
Code Descriptor
Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible An illegible response cannot be read. The response comments on the task (e.g., I don’t know how to answer this.).
Off topic/ Incorrect*
response is off-topic, irrelevant or incorrect A typical off-topic response has no connection to the selection or the question. A typical incorrect response provides an answer based on a misunderstanding of the question AND/OR the ideas in the selection.
Code 10 • response indicates minimal reading comprehension • response provides minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides • only a main idea from the selection OR • only one or more details from the selection OR • a main idea with one or more irrelevant details from the selection.
Code 20 • response indicates some reading comprehension • response provides vague ideas and information from the reading selection; it may include
irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides • a correct main idea and one or more vague details from the selection to support it. OR • a vague main idea and one or more specific or vague details from the selection to support it. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the main idea and supporting detail(s).
Code 30 • response indicates considerable reading comprehension • response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from the reading
selection The response provides a correct main idea and one or more specific and relevant details from the selection to support it.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section V Information Paragraph Question 7
10
Annotation: The response provides only a correct main idea from the selection (naming hurricanes has become a challenge). The last sentence restates the main idea.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section V Information Paragraph Question 7
20
Annotation: The response provides a correct main idea (Hurricanes are named different things over time) with vague detail (they have to give a different name to it). The reader needs to make the connection between the main idea and the details. The last sentence contains inaccurate information (have to use all the letters of the alphabet).
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section V Information Paragraph Question 7
30
Annotation: The response provides a correct main idea (Naming Atlantic Basin hurricanes have varied over time) with specific and relevant details (On September 13, 1876, (the day of San Felipe), …50 years later) to support it.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 6
Q6: What is one character trait that describes Amy? Use details from the selection to support your answer.
Code Descriptor Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible
An illegible response cannot be read. A comment on the task (e.g., I don’t know.).
Off topic/ Incorrect*
response is off-topic, irrelevant or incorrect A typical off-topic response has no connection to the selection or the question. A typical irrelevant response comments on the selection or topic (e.g.,I do not have a job) or only restates the question. A typical incorrect response
• provides an answer based on a misunderstanding of the question AND/OR the ideas in the selection
OR • states one character trait of Amy and provides no support from the selection (e.g. Amy
is helpful).
Code 10 • response indicates minimal reading comprehension • response provides minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response identifies or describes one character trait of Amy but provides irrelevant support from the selection (e.g., a retelling of events in the selection) to explain the response.
Code 20 • response indicates some reading comprehension
• response provides vague ideas and information from the reading selection; it may include irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response identifies or describes one character trait of Amy but provides vague support from the selection to explain the response. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the character trait and supporting detail(s).
Code 30 • response indicates considerable reading comprehension • response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response identifies one character trait of Amy and uses specific and relevant support from the reading selection to clearly explain the response.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 6
Code 10
Annotation: This response identifies a character trait of Amy (nervous) but provides irrelevant support from the selection. The response incorrectly attributes Joe’s actions to Amy.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 6
Code 20
Annotation: This response identifies a trait (Very Caring) and provides vague support from the reading selection (doesn’t want to see herself or one of her co-workers to get hurt on the job for something that shouldn’t even be happening due to unsafe working environment).
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 6
Code 30
Annotation: This response identifies a trait of Amy (bold) and provides specific and relevant support from the reading selection (she is not afraid of speaking up against hazardous areas and workplace safety violations. She is even more bold because she is standing up for a colleague not just herself to explain the response.).
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 7
Q7: Why should everyone learn about workplace safety? Use specific details from the selection and your own ideas to support your answer.
Code Descriptor
Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible An illegible response cannot be read. A comment on the task (e.g., I don’t know.).
Off topic/ Incorrect*
response is off-topic, irrelevant or incorrect A typical off-topic response has no connection to the selection or the question. A typical irrelevant response comments on the selection or the topic (e.g., I do not have a job) or only restates the question (e.g., Everyone should learn about workplace safety) with no support. A typical incorrect response provides an answer based on a misunderstanding of the question (e.g., does not provide a reason) AND/OR of the ideas in the selection.
Code 10 • response indicates minimal reading comprehension • response provides minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides a reason why everyone should learn about workplace safety supported by
no support OR
no details from the reading selection (e.g., only own ideas only) OR
irrelevant details from the selection (e.g., a retelling of events in the selection).
Code 20 • response indicates some reading comprehension • response provides vague ideas and information from the reading selection; it may include irrelevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides vague support from the reading selection to explain why everyone should learn about workplace safety. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the reason and supporting detail(s).
Code 30 • response indicates considerable reading comprehension • response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from the reading selection The response provides a reason and uses specific and relevant details from the selection to explain clearly why everyone should learn about workplace safety.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 7
Code 10
Annotation: This response provides a reason why everyone should learn about workplace safety (it may save a life) but uses only own ideas as support (If one is ignorrent about workplace safety they could be putting their lives, or even worse, another person’s life at danger. Also, many people do work not knowing that the working environment is dangerous, and unfortunately end up getting a disease or sickness). The response does not include any detail from the selection.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 7
Code 20
Annotation: This response uses vague support from the reading selection to explain why everyone should learn about workplace safety (you would know what to do if you were in Joe’s position… it’s for your benefit not to get abused by your manager and supervisor). The reader must make the connection between the reason and the supporting detail.
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Scoring Guide for Reading Open-Response Section IX Dialogue Question 7
Code 30
Annotation: This response uses specific and relevant details from the reading selection (If Joe had obeyed Shauna’s request and cleaned an unventilated area with solvent, he would’ve breathed in toxic fumes) to explain why everyone should learn about workplace safety (you want to take care of your employees; you need to make sure what they’re doing is safe for them).
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section X Short Writing
Writing Prompt: Identify the ideal destination for a high school field trip. Explain your choice with specific details. Code Description Blank nothing written or drawn in the lined space provided
Illegible* response is illegible
An illegible response cannot be read. The response comments on the task (e.g., I don’t know.).
Off topic* response is off-topic or irrelevant to the prompt A typical off-topic response does not identify or describe the characteristics of an ideal destination for a high school field trip or explain the choice. A typical irrelevant response comments on the topic or simply restates the question.
Code 10 response is not developed or is developed with irrelevant ideas and information The response • identifies or describes the characteristics of an ideal destination for a high school field trip
but does not provide an explanation for the choice OR
• identifies or describes the characteristics of an ideal destination for a high school field trip but provides an irrelevant explanation for the choice
OR • describes the benefits of a field trip.
Code 20 response is developed with vague ideas and information; it may contain some
irrelevant ideas and information The response identifies or describes the characteristics of an ideal destination for a high school field trip and provides a vague explanation for the choice. The response often requires the reader to make the connection between the support provided and what is intended to prove.
Code 30 response is developed with clear, specific and relevant ideas and information The response identifies an ideal destination or describes the characteristics of an ideal destination for a high school field trip and uses specific and relevant details to clearly explain the choice.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section X Short Writing
Code 10
Annotation: This response identifies an ideal destination for a high school field trip (Toronto Zoo) but provides an irrelevant explanation for the choice. The response provides directions to the zoo.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section X Short Writing
Code 20
Annotation: This response identifies an ideal destination for a high school field trip (a science centre) and provides a vague explanation for the choice (they are extremely fun and educational) .
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Topic Development Section X Short Writing
Code 30
Annotation: This response identifies an ideal destination for a high school field trip (Quebec City) and provides details that are specific and relevant to the destination (practice their French language skills…Quebec City is a provincial capital, so student’s can learn about & understand Canadian politics) to clearly explain this choice.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section X Short Writing
Writing Prompt: Identify the ideal destination for a high school field trip. Explain your choice with specific details.
Code Use of Conventions
Code 10
• errors in conventions distract from communication
Code 20
• errors in conventions do not distract from communication
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section X Short Writing
Code 10
Annotation: Errors in spelling, usage, and verb tense (I remmber I just get a field trip for once time. And the trip is fun.) distract from communication.
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Scoring Guide for Short Writing Conventions Section X Short Writing
Code 20
Annotation: Errors in subject-verb agreement (there is so many educational fun things to do there) and spelling errors (musiums, paraliment) do not distract from communication.