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Persuasive Letter Rubric Persuasive Letter Rubric Write a persuasive letter and include at least three reasons convincing the person to consider your point of view. The persuasive essay must contain five developed paragraphs. Rubric Code: DX642W3 By mrscmerrill Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Criterion
	Exceptional 4 pts	Well Done 3 pts	Needs More Effort 1 pts	Little or No Attempt Made 0 pts
Organization & Structure	Exceptional - Quality paragraphs with at least four sentences each. - Five or more paragraphs in length	Well Done - Three to five paragraphs in length. - Paragraphs have four sentences each.	Needs More Effort - Three paragraphs or less -Paragraphs need more detail/sentences.	Little or No Attempt Made - Incomplete
Content and Development	Exceptional - Content is comprehensive. - Persuasive appeals are identifiable. - Major points are stated clearly and supported with good details.	Well Done - Content is not comprehensive and /or persuasive. - Persuasive appeals are identifiable but questionable. - Major points are addressed, but not supported.	Needs More Effort - Content is incomplete. - Major points are not clear and /or persuasive. -Lack of persuasive appeals	Little or No Attempt Made - Incomplete
Closing Paragraph Argument	Exceptional -Closing argument is strong and memorable. -Position is clearly restated	Well Done -Closing argument is presented with some strength. -Position is restated.	Needs More Effort -Closing argument lacks detail and strength.	Little or No Attempt Made -Incomplete
Grammar & Vocabulary	Exceptional - Rules of grammar and usage are followed. - Language is clear and precise; sentences display consistently strong, varied structure. -Strong use of descriptive vocabulary	Well Done - Essay contains few grammatical errors. - Vocabulary somewhat limited.	Needs More Effort - Essay contains numerous grammatical errors.	Little or No Attempt Made -Incomplete