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    This document outlines a scoring system for evaluating student responses to questions, where students can earn between 1 to 5 points for including certain elements in their answers such as restating the question, using quotation marks for quoted text, including a colon after the quotation, and properly punctuating their responses with commas, parentheses, and semicolons. A full point is awarded for each of these elements included up to a maximum of 5 points per response.

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    This document outlines a scoring system for evaluating student responses to questions, where students can earn between 1 to 5 points for including certain elements in their answers such as restating the question, using quotation marks for quoted text, including a colon after the quotation, and properly punctuating their responses with commas, parentheses, and semicolons. A full point is awarded for each of these elements included up to a maximum of 5 points per response.

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    Punctuationpointsposter

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    Olga Kardash
    This document outlines a scoring system for evaluating student responses to questions, where students can earn between 1 to 5 points for including certain elements in their answers such as restating the question, using quotation marks for quoted text, including a colon after the quotation, and properly punctuating their responses with commas, parentheses, and semicolons. A full point is awarded for each of these elements included up to a maximum of 5 points per response.

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    2 points
    , “” ? : 3 points
    5 points

    1 point 5 points

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    5 points ‘ - ( ) ; 5 points
    3 points

    3 points 3 points
    3 points

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