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Character Analysis
Rubric Code:
CB654B
By
obrienl
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Traits
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Organization
Excellent
Paper has five clearly developed paragraphs, a thesis, and each paragraph contains a clear topic sentence, development of ideas, clear support from the text, transitions between paragraphs, and a strong introduction and conclusion
Good
Five paragraphs are present, introduction conclusion and thesis are included though may need further explanation, author's purpose is somewhat clear, and some examples from text is/are evident, though there is not enough details.
Fair
Five paragraphs are evident, it is sometimes hard to follow, introduction and conclusion are present, there is an attempt at a thesis but ideas aren't clear. Little support from text or details are provided. Needs more work.
Poor
Some paragraphs missing/incomplete. Thoughts are not developed so reader can easily understand.
Word Choice
Excellent
Lots of vivid words or phrases. Placement of words seems accurate, natural and not forced.
Good
Author uses some good word selection but some are overused or inaccurate.
Fair
Uses words that communicate, but writing lacks variety.
Poor
Limited vocabulary, some parts are difficult to understand.
Sentence structure
Excellent
Sentences are well constructed and have varied structure and length. Paper is easy to read and interesting.
Good
Sentences are mostly well constructed and some are varied, though may be repetative at times.
Fair
Most sentences have similar structure and length. Many are short and choppy making it harder to read.
Poor
Sentences are awkward and distracting or hard to understand.
Grammar, Mechanics, Spelling
Excellent
No errors in grammar, mechanics or spelling. It is evident time was taken to edit and revise paper.
Good
There are a few errors in grammar, mechanics and spelling but they don't interfere with understanding.
Fair
Several mistakes in grammar, mechanics and spelling that interfere with understanding
Poor
Numerous errors in grammar, mechanics and spelling. Difficult to read easily.
Introduction
Excellent
Introduction is developed in a clear, interesting manner and provides an overview of the paper. Includes a thesis stating change and outlines three main points.
Good
Introduction has a thesis and three points, but may not be as clearly stated, developed or as interesting as needed.
Fair
Introduction is present, but has no clear thesis or may be missing three points.
Poor
Introduction is missing or not organized properly so reader can understand the topic of the essay.
Conclusion
Excellent
Conclusion includes the thesis, restates the three main points and leaves the reader with a deeper analysis of the theme.
Good
Conclusion includes thesis and main points but could be more developed. May touch on the idea of a theme or deeper analysis , but needs more thought.
Fair
Thesis is mentioned and so are three main points. There needed to be more development of the idea, and there is no mention of a larger concept.
Poor
There isn't a real conclusion written. There is no thesis, or restatement of ideas.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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