Summary: Rubric For Lesson 12 Project On Smallpox
Rubric for Lesson 12 Project on Smallpox
Question 1: (Describe the symptoms of smallpox. How would you recognize if a person is suffering from smallpox? Write three or more paragraphs for your answer.)
Paragraph 1:
(35/35) A description is given for the symptoms of small pox.
Paragraph 2:
(15/15) What side effects are left behind after the person has recovered from small pox?
(15/15) Explain what tests could be given to see if a person is a carrier but not infected.
(15/15) The treatments for small pox are given. Think about how they treat the symptoms.
General Paper Writing Guidelines
(10/10) Correct spelling and grammar are used throughout the report.
(10/10) MLA format citation is provided. Citations must include the website address. …show more content…
Question 2: (Although smallpox no longer afflicts anyone, it remains a threat.
In two paragraphs or more, describe how smallpox still threatens Earth 's human population. (Answer in 2 paragraphs or more.)
Paragraph 1:
(15/15) Who was the scientist who came up with the vaccine and why is the method of administering it so effective?
(15/15) Why was this vaccine able to be administered to such a large population in such a short time.
(10/10) Why was it so important to wipeout small pox?
Paragraph 2:
(15/15) A definition is given for bioweapons.
(15/15) An explanation is given about how small pox could be used as a bioweapon.
(10/10) An explanation is given about why countries, such as the US, have samples of small pox.
General Paper Writing Guidelines
(10/10) Correct spelling and grammar are used throughout the report.
(10/10) MLA format citation is provided. Citations must include the website address. Possible Outside Resources (written in MLA format): Please remember if you use these sites you will need to change the access date to the day that you read the article! "Smallpox Disease Overview." CDC Smallpox. N.p., 30 Dec. 2004. Web. 13 June 2013.
. "The Smallpox Eradication Programme - SEP (1966-1980)." WHO. N.p., May 2010. Web. 13 June 2013. . Working Group on Civilian Biodefense. "Smallpox as a Biological Weapon." American Medical Association 281.22 (1999): 2127-137.Http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/smallpox/smallpoxconsensus.pdf. Web. 6 June 2013.
Question 1: (Describe the symptoms of smallpox. How would you recognize if a person is suffering from smallpox? Write three or more paragraphs for your answer.)
Paragraph 1:
(35/35) A description is given for the symptoms of small pox.
Paragraph 2:
(15/15) What side effects are left behind after the person has recovered from small pox?
(15/15) Explain what tests could be given to see if a person is a carrier but not infected.
(15/15) The treatments for small pox are given. Think about how they treat the symptoms.
General Paper Writing Guidelines
(10/10) Correct spelling and grammar are used throughout the report.
(10/10) MLA format citation is provided. Citations must include the website address. …show more content…
Question 2: (Although smallpox no longer afflicts anyone, it remains a threat.
In two paragraphs or more, describe how smallpox still threatens Earth 's human population. (Answer in 2 paragraphs or more.)
Paragraph 1:
(15/15) Who was the scientist who came up with the vaccine and why is the method of administering it so effective?
(15/15) Why was this vaccine able to be administered to such a large population in such a short time.
(10/10) Why was it so important to wipeout small pox?
Paragraph 2:
(15/15) A definition is given for bioweapons.
(15/15) An explanation is given about how small pox could be used as a bioweapon.
(10/10) An explanation is given about why countries, such as the US, have samples of small pox.
General Paper Writing Guidelines
(10/10) Correct spelling and grammar are used throughout the report.
(10/10) MLA format citation is provided. Citations must include the website address. Possible Outside Resources (written in MLA format): Please remember if you use these sites you will need to change the access date to the day that you read the article! "Smallpox Disease Overview." CDC Smallpox. N.p., 30 Dec. 2004. Web. 13 June 2013.
. "The Smallpox Eradication Programme - SEP (1966-1980)." WHO. N.p., May 2010. Web. 13 June 2013. . Working Group on Civilian Biodefense. "Smallpox as a Biological Weapon." American Medical Association 281.22 (1999): 2127-137.Http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/smallpox/smallpoxconsensus.pdf. Web. 6 June 2013.