rubric in Irish
rubric in Irish is ceannscríbhinn, ceannteideal, rúibric — rubric means a set of scoring criteria that lays out exactly what a piece of work must show to earn each grade or mark.
rubric in Irish
What does "rubric" mean?
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noun A set of scoring criteria that lays out exactly what a piece of work must show to earn each grade or mark.
"The rubric awards four points for evidence and two for structure."
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noun A heading, title or set of instructions printed at the top of a document, exam paper or section.
"The rubric tells candidates to answer three questions from Section B."
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noun A general category or principle under which things are grouped, used in the phrase under the rubric of.
"The cuts were presented under the rubric of efficiency."
rubric in a sentence
- The rubric awards four points for evidence and two for structure.
- Read the rubric before you start the essay.
- The rubric tells candidates to answer three questions from Section B.
- The cuts were presented under the rubric of efficiency.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rubric" in Irish?
"rubric" in Irish is ceannscríbhinn, ceannteideal, rúibric. rubric means: A set of scoring criteria that lays out exactly what a piece of work must show to earn each grade or mark.
How do you use "rubric" in a sentence?
Example: "The rubric awards four points for evidence and two for structure." In Irish, "rubric" is ceannscríbhinn, ceannteideal, rúibric.
Are there other ways to say "rubric" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "rubric": ceannscríbhinn, ceannteideal, rúibric.