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For instructional purposes, it is best if teachers use
 
  a. a single set of traits to describe good writing across many content areas and audiences.
  b. several sets of traits that describe the characteristics of good writing in specific disciplines.
  c. a unique set of writing traits specific to each different writing task.

Question 2

When you construct an analytic scoring rubric for essay-type items, you should specify
 
  a. the major elements that a high-quality answer will include
  b. the number of points each element is worth
  c. the number of points earned for elements that are partially present in an answer
  d. all of the above
  e. a. and b. only



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Answer to Question 1

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