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ATOS for Text analyzer results

The ATOS analysis was completed successfully, and here are your results.

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ATOS level
Word count
AR Points
Average word length
Average sentence length
Language
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If you intend to use this book instructionally, please view the CCSS/ATOS grade band chart below.

Instructional Reading
Grade Bottom
(25th percentile) 		Middle
(50th percentile)		 Top
(75th percentile)
1 1.57 2.52 3.30
2 2.75 3.62 4.21
3 3.89 4.69 5.14
4 4.97 5.74 6.08
5 6.01 6.75 7.03
6 7.00 7.74 8.00
7 7.93 8.70 8.98
8 8.82 9.64 9.98
9 9.67 10.55 10.99
10 10.46 11.42 12.01
11 11.20 12.28 13.05
12 11.90 13.10 14.10

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Word Count
  1. Include text-only portions that represent the story.
  2. Include three passages from different parts of the book, each approximately 150 words (about three full pages of text).
  3. Do not include illustrations, photos, captions, or other major graphic elements in this sample.
  4. Find a page that is completely filled by text and count the number of words on that page.
  5. Count the number of pages that do not have full text (photographs, drawings, table of contents, etc.)
  6. Subtract the number of pages that do not have full text from the book’s total page count.
  7. Multiply the number of full text pages by your word count.
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Preparing text to analyze: ATOS for Text

  1. Prepare your file for submission. Accepted file types are .txt, .doc and .docx. Either type your text into an application such as Word or Notepad, or scan a document. When scanning, the image file must be converted to text using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software. The text must actually be recognized. Changing the file extension or saving it as a different file type does not work.
  2. Review for correct spelling and punctuation.

Preparing text to analyze: ATOS for Books

  1. Prepare a file containing the book’s text. Accepted file types are .txt, .doc and .docx.
  2. Either type your text into an application such as Word or Notepad or scan a document. When scanning, the image file must be converted to text using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software. The text must actually be recognized. Changing the file extension or saving it as a different file type does not work.
  3. Verify the file is an accurate representation of the book (spelling, sentence structure, etc.).
  4. Format the file with single spacing.
  5. Separate headings and other fragments from sentences with an open line (two hard returns, or “enter” or “return” twice.) This allows ATOS to accurately calculate the average sentence length.

  6. Please do NOT include the following items in the file:

    • Copyright and publisher information
    • Book title
    • Table of contents
    • Acknowledgments/dedications/preface
    • Text that is repeated at top or bottom of each page
    • Picture captions that are incomplete sentences or refer specifically to the picture
    • Timelines
    • Glossary
    • Index

Preparing text to analyze: ATOS for Books with Estimated Word Count

  1. Prepare a file that is a representative sample from the book. Accepted file types are .txt, .doc and .docx. (Also see “How to estimate the word count” at left.)
  2. Either type your text into an application such as Word or Notepad or scan a document. When scanning, the image file must be converted to text using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software. The text must actually be recognized. Changing the file extension or saving it as a different file type does not work.
  3. Verify the file is an accurate representation of the book (spelling, sentence structure, etc.).
  4. Format the file with single spacing.
  5. Separate headings and other fragments from sentences with an open line (two hard returns, or “enter” or “return” twice.) This allows ATOS to accurately calculate the average sentence length.

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