Answer the question below. Rubric scores it against an explicit rubric, cites the
evidence for every score, and abstains rather than guess when the signal isn't there.
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Question · algorithms · difficulty 4/5
Scored on: correctness (50%) · communication (25%) · depth (25%)
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What you're seeing: the score is anchored to explicit criteria, not a vibe. Every rating
quotes the text it's based on — no evidence, no score. A fluent, confident, wrong answer still
scores low on correctness (the dimensions are judged independently). And a too-thin answer makes
the evaluator abstain instead of inventing a number. That's what "defensible" means.
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