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A 1 where is the detail it was like a dry desert like come on girl or boy get me in that story make me feel like Im right next to you

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A rubric is a scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students’ work. Its main purpose is providing criteria for evaluation so one is aware about what they must include or avoid when writing their text, test, etc. In this case, we can see that the student did not accomplish the tasked asked to score a 4 because the writing is confusing instead of clear, and in their writing the main idea is hard to identify, meaning it is not clear as well. So the correct option is 1.

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