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+ ward ' s science Page 5 What Killed the Dinosaurs? A WebQuest for Biology (continued) Rubric: Conclusion Congratulations, you have completed the webquest, and most importantly, you have all come back in one piece! I hope that you learned a lot of new and important information, and I want to encourage you to do more research on your own. Future research might include, did the dinosaurs die suddenly, as we are usually led to believe? You could also research other mass extinctions, as there have been 4 others. Last, some scientists believe that we are on the verge of a 6th major extinction, and this time mankind may be the culprit. Whatever you choose, you can always research evidence to discover the truth about claims that you may hear. Credits & References Dodge, B. (2017). Webquest. (Website). http://webquest.org/index-create.php Beginning 1–5 Developing 5–10 Accomplished 10–15 Exemplary 1–20 Score Persuasive Argument Teams/director disagree strongly. Teams/director disagree somewhat. Teams/director disagree somewhat. Teams/director Strongly agree. Group Work Did not work well together. Work not shared evenly. Did not complete task. Did not work very well together. Did not fully complete task. Work partially shared. Worked well together. Task mostly complete. Group members contributed equally. Worked very well together. Work divided evenly, all requirements completed. Visual Aid Visual aid not provided. Some effort put into visual aid, but messy & not creative. Good effort on visual aid, fairly creative. Excellent effort on visual aid, very creative. Quality Unorganized, sloppy presentation. No evidence. Unorganized presentation loosely put together. Topic supported by only 2 pieces of evidence. Presentation organized and interesting. Topic supported by only 2 pieces of evidence. Well-organize d, excellent presentation. Topic fully supported by at least 3 lines of evidence.

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