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This rubric evaluates a comparative table about holidays, festivals, celebrations and landmarks on punctuality, total public holidays considered, aspects considered for each event, and spelling. The table can earn up to 3 points for punctuality, considering 4 or more public holidays, considering 3 or more aspects for each, and being free of spelling errors. Less points are awarded for delivering the table late, including fewer holidays or aspects, and having spelling mistakes.
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