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Complete the fields that were not transmitted through precode by your district. BIRTHDATE MONTH DAY YEAR Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Á ª 0»0 Û 0 ETHNICITY African American African American/ American Indian American Indian Asian Hawaiian-Pacific Islander Hispanic White White/African American White/American Indian White/Asian Other GENDER Female Male MIGRANT Yes 0 PLAN Yes ALT SCH PROG Yes ESL Pre-functional Beginner Intermediate Advanced Waiver Pre-functional Waiver Beginner Waiver Intermediate Waiver Advanced Initially English Proficient Title III First Year Exited Title III Second Year Exited English Speaker I English Speaker II STUDENT SASI ID 000000 000000 STUDENT STATE ID 0000000000 F R AU DB DD ED EM M IEP H LD M OHI OI PMD SP TBI TM V FALL ASSIGN CODE 0 0 0 Teachers/test administrators must complete these codes, if applicable, for all students. CLASS SHEET NO. 0 0 0 0 IEP/0 ACCOMMODATIONS Setting Timing Scheduling Presentation Audio CD-ROM Oral/Signed Administration Script Other Response Options Supplemental Materials or Devices Extended Response Options ESL ACCOMMODATIONS Bilingual Dictionary Directions Translated Individual and Small Group Administration Scheduling Timing For Office Use Only ABCDEFG IJKLMNO H P QRSTUX IEP SPECIAL REQUEST CODE 0 0 0 PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 00-00000

This document is secure and must not be duplicated or reproduced by any means. All secure documents must be kept in locked storage when not being used. All secure test materials must be returned as directed. Unauthorized use, duplication, or reproduction of any or all portions of secure test materials or any other action that would invalidate test scores is prohibited by law. Any person violating security procedures or regulations may be prosecuted and found guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars or imprisonment for not more than ninety days, or both; in addition, the State Board of Education may suspend or revoke the administrative or teaching certificate, or both, of any person convicted of violating test security. PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 00-00000

Day Time to Write The Time to Write topic will be printed here. GENERAL DIRECTIONS Read the topic carefully before you begin to write. Use separate, lined scratch paper for your pre-writing (such as graphic organizer, list, or outline) and rough draft. Only your final draft will be scored. Do not write a poem or song. If you do, it will not be scored. Use a dictionary or thesaurus as needed. Use the Writing Checklist to make sure you include the elements of good writing. Use the scoring rubric provided to review and revise your rough draft. Write your final draft on the lined pages marked Final Draft at the top. Do NOT write beyond the lines or in the margins. WRITING CHECKLIST Does your writing present a clear central idea about the topic? develop the central idea with specific details? sustain focus on the central idea? have a clear introduction, body, and conclusion? provide a smooth progression of ideas? use precise and vivid vocabulary appropriate for the topic? use effective phrasing and a variety of sentence structures? show awareness of the audience and use an appropriate tone? show strong command of grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling? PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 Remember to reread your final draft! 00-00000

Extended Response Scoring Rubric Grades SCORE CONTENT/ DEVELOPMENT Presents a clear central idea about the topic Fully develops the central idea with specific, relevant details Sustains focus on central idea throughout the writing Presents a central idea about the topic Develops the central idea but details are general, or the elaboration may be uneven Focus may shift slightly, but is generally sustained Central idea may be unclear Details need elaboration to clarify the central idea Focus may shift or be lost causing confusion for the reader There is no clear central idea Details are sparse and/or confusing There is no sense of focus ORGANIZATION Has an effective introduction, body, and conclusion Provides a smooth progression of ideas by using transitional devices throughout the writing Has an introduction, body, and conclusion Provides a logical progression of ideas throughout the writing Attempts an introduction, body, and conclusion; however, one or more of these components could be weak or ineffective Provides a simplistic, repetitious, or somewhat random progression of ideas throughout the writing Attempts an introduction, body, and conclusion; however, one or more of these components could be absent or confusing Presents information in a random or illogical order throughout the writing VOICE Uses precise and/or vivid vocabulary appropriate for the topic Phrasing is effective, not predictable or obvious Varies sentence structure to promote rhythmic reading Shows strong awareness of audience and task; tone is consistent and appropriate Uses both general and precise vocabulary Phrasing may not be effective, and may be predictable or obvious Some sentence variety results in reading that is somewhat rhythmic; may be mechanical Shows awareness of audience and task; tone is appropriate Uses simple vocabulary Phrasing is repetitive or confusing Shows little or no sentence variety; reading is monotonous Shows little or no awareness of audience and task; tone may be inappropriate CONVENTIONS Provides evidence of a consistent and strong command of gradelevel conventions (grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling) Provides evidence of an adequate command of gradelevel conventions (grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling) Provides evidence of a limited command of grade-level conventions (grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling) Provides little or no evidence of having a command of gradelevel conventions (grammar, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling) PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 00-00000

Final Draft PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 00-00000

Final Draft PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 00-00000

WRITING ANSWER DOCUMENT GRADE FORM TYPE A A-LP A-LL C-BR C-SL FORM NUMBER W0 W0 W0 W0 START TIME Hour Min. 0 00 0 DAY STOP TIME Hour Min. 0 00 0 START TIME Hour Min. 0 00 0 DAY STOP TIME Hour Min. 0 00 0 Day Multiple-Choice. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D 0. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D 0. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D 0. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I. A B C D. F G H I PASS: SECURE TEST W /AD S0 State Assessment System SCDE--000 00-0-PASS/GR /AD/W/S0 00-000000