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Score of 6
A typical essay at this level:
  • effectively addresses the writing task
  • is well organized and well developed
  • uses clearly appropriate details to support a thesis or illustrate ideas
  • displays consistent facility in the use of language
  • demonstrates syntactic variety and appropriate word choice, though it may have occasional errors
Score of 5
A typical essay at this level:
  • may address some parts of the task more effectively than others
  • is generally well organized and well developed
  • uses details to support a thesis or illustrate idea
  • displays facility in the use of language
  • demonstrates some syntactic variety and range of vocabulary, though it will probably have occasional errors
Score of 4
A typical essay at this level:
  • addresses the writing topic adequately but may slight parts of the task
  • is adequately organized and developed
  • uses some details to support a thesis or illustrate an idea
  • demonstrates adequate but possibly inconsistent facility with syntax and usage
  • may contain some errors that occasionally obscure meaning
Score of 3
A typical essay at this level may reveal one or more or the following weaknesses:
  • inadequate organization or development
  • inappropriate or insufficient details to support or illustrate generalizations
  • a noticeably inappropriate choice of words or word forms
  • an accumulation of errors in sentence structure and/or usage
Score of 2
A typical essay at this level is flawed by one or more of the following weaknesses:
  • serious disorganization or underdevelopment
  • little or no detail, or irrelevant specifics
  • serious and frequent errors in sentence structure and usage
  • serious problems with focus
Score of 1
A typical essay at this level:
  • may be incoherent
  • may be undeveloped
  • may contain severe or persistent writing errors
Score of 0
Off topic (i.e., provides no evidence of an attempt to respond to the assigned topic), in a foreign language, merely copies the topic, consists of only keystroke characters, or is illegible, or nonverbal