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by Linying Yu
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44327560 Linying Yu
GRADEMARK REPORT
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Text Comment. this sentence is f ar too long and does not make sense
QM poor grammar
poor grammar
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poor grammar
Text Comment. this introduction does NOT f ollow the structure provided
QM incorrect grammar
incorrect grammar
QM punctuation incorrect
QM expression
expression
QM inf ormal
inf ormal
QM poor grammar
poor grammar
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expression
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expression
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expression
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meaning?
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expression
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poor grammar
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expression
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doesn't make sense
QM wrong word
wrong word
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Text Comment. You have not acquired the necessary skills to write a literary review.
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SCALE 1 Response is partly relevant but mostly tangential and/or superf icial. Main ideas are
(1) insuf f icient or must be inf erred through support. Support may be limited or non-
existent.
SCALE 2 Response is mostly relevant with some lapses. Demonstrates a limited understanding
(2) of the f undamental aspects of the genre and topic. Presents several main ideas, but
they may not be f ully developed. Support may be limited in places.
SCALE 4 Response is completely relevant & demonstrates distinctive originality and some
(4) insight into the genre and topic. Presents plentif ul relevant main ideas. Support is
extensive and well developed.
SCALE 5 Response is completely relevant & demonstrates considerable originality and insight
(5) into the genre and topic. Presents plentif ul relevant main ideas. Support is extensive,
varied and well-developed.
SCALE 1 Some stages may be missing, unclear or f ormulaic. Little or no attempts to organise
(1) inf ormation into sub-topics.
SCALE 2 All stages are present but some elements may be missing. T he main points are simple
(2) and clear although division into sub-topics may not always be clear. Organisation is
mostly logical.
SCALE 3 All stages are present although key elements may be brief , or partially f ormulaic. T he
(3) main points are simple and clear, and are divided into appropriate sub-topics with
coherent justif ication. Organisation is completely logical but simple.
SCALE 4 All stages are present and suf f iciently developed to answer the question. T he main
(4) points are well considered, and divided into logical sub-topics, with considerable
justif ication. Organisation develops logically and paragraphs f low well
SCALE 5 All stages are present and well developed. T he main points are sophisticated and
(5) presented into thoroughly appropriate sub-topics. Organisation develops logically
and paragraphs f low seamlessly.
GRAM & VOCAB 1/5
SCALE 0 Grammatical errors make the writing dif f icult to understand/ or the writer does not
(0) use own words
SCALE 1 Uses only simple vocab with f requent repetition. Uses simple structures and some
(1) may be overused. Occasionally attempts complex structures. Frequent errors af f ect
meaning. Errors of many types may occur over a range of structures.
SCALE 2 Uses a modest range of vocab, including some precise vocab. Uses a range of simple
(2) sentence structures. Attempts a limited range of complex structures, although they
may be overused. Errors somewhat af f ect meaning. Errors may be more f requent in
complex structures.
SCALE 3 Uses a range of vocab, including some precise vocab. Uses a range of simple and
(3) complex structures although some may be overused. Grammatical errors have minimal
ef f ect on meaning. Errors mostly limited to complex structures.
SCALE 4 Uses a widening range of vocab choices to give mostly precise meanings. Uses
(4) simple and complex structures, mostly accurately. Some grammatical errors occur, but
do not af f ect meaning. Many sentences are error f ree.
SCALE 5 Uses a wide range of sophisticated vocab to convey precise meaning. Uses a range
(5) of sentence structures, accurately and appropriately. Grammatical errors are rare and
do not af f ect meaning. Most sentences are error f ree.
SOURCES 2/5
SCALE 1 Minimal attempt at incorporating sources into the writing. Sources, if used, are of ten
(1) inappropriate. No or minimal paraphrasing.
SCALE 2 An attempt to incorporate sources into a cohesive piece of writing, but some sources
(2) are not academically appropriate or do not f ully relate to the question. Sources are
paraphrased with minor errors, with only minor loss of meaning f rom the original.
SCALE 2 Academic ref erencing conventions have been f ollowed with some errors in
(2) application.
SCALE 3 Academic ref erencing conventions have been applied with some minor systematic
(3) errors.
SCALE 4 Academic ref erencing conventions have been correctly applied with only rare non-
(4) systematic errors.
SCALE 5 Academic ref erencing conventions have been correctly and consistently applied.
(5)
44327560 Linying Yu
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