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Character Analysis Rubric
Students will be able to use and analyze quotes in support of assertions about character traits.
Rubric Code:
AA82B
By
lizoflanagan
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Character Analysis
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Introduction/Thesis
Poor
Student did not lay out the topic or his/her opinion in the thesis.
Fair
Student either left out the topic or opinion, or did not include the underlined book name and the name of the author
Good
Student laid out the topic and his/her opinion, but either left out details or had formatting issues.
Excellent
Student clearly laid out the topic and his/her opinion. He/she also underlined the name of the book and included the author's name in the thesis.
Length
Poor
Student did not write eleven sentences.
Fair
Student wrote eleven sentences, but the sentnces were short, choppy, or uninformative.
Good
Student wrote eleven sentences of varying length and sentence structure.
Excellent
Student wrote eleven or more sentences of varying sentence structure and length. Those sentences were interesting, surprising
Trait Identification
Poor
Student did not identify character traits of the given character.
Fair
Student identified one or two traits. One or more of the traits were vague, repetitive or incorrect.
Good
Student identified three traits, but two of the traits were similar or overlapping.
Excellent
Student identified three strong traits. Those traits were varied, well explained and clear.
Quote Choice
Poor
Student did not include quotes to support his/her point.
Fair
Student chose several quotes that were either unrelated to the character or did not illustrate the desired character trait.
Good
Students chose several good quotes, but one of them was either innapropriate, off-topic, or vague.
Excellent
Student chose strong quotes that illustrated the point that they were trying to make.
Quote Format
Poor
Student did not format quotes correctly.
Fair
Student used some appropriate formatting, but made three or more formatting errors.
Good
Student mostly used appropriate formatting, but made one or two formatting mistakes.
Excellent
Student formatted all quotes correctly.
Quote Analysis
Poor
Student did not explain why the chosen quote illustrates the chosen character trait.
Fair
Student gave some explanation of why the chosen quote illustrates the chosen character trait, but that explanation was either short or unclear.
Good
Student explained why the quote was chosen to illustrate the quote, but could have used more clarity or explanation.
Excellent
Student fully explained why the quote was illustrative of the given character trait.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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