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Compare and Contrast Orwell's World to Ours Compare and Contrast Orwell's World to Ours Comparing and contrasting George Orwell's world in "1984" to our own lives in the United States in 2013. Rubric Code: EA888X By Poproc Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Pro/Con & Compare/Contrast Essay
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Completion	Poor The essay, speech, or poster is one giant paragraph. It lacks detail. In addition, it is possible that the student did not include 3 supporting details to their argument.	Fair The essay, speech, or poster includes an intro, body and the conclusion. The body contains all three supporting details to the thesis/argument.	Good The essay follows the 5 paragraph essay form, which includes an intro, 3 supporting detail paragraphs, and a conclusion. However, the supporting detail paragraphs do not include sufficient detail.	Excellent The essay follows the 5 paragraph essay form of an introduction, 3 supporting detail paragraphs, and a conclusion. The student is very descriptive in each supporting detail paragraph.
Connections to "1984"	Poor The project makes 1 or fewer connections to "1984"	Fair The project makes 2 connections "1984"	Good The project makes 3 connections to "1984"	Excellent The project includes 4 or more connections to "1984"
Corrections	Poor There essay has not been revised by the student because there are so many errors within the paper. The essay needs proof-reading in order to give the student an accurate judgment on the content.	Fair There are several errors in the essay. The student may have revised the essay once, but missed 6-8 sentence structure, spelling, or grammatical errors.	Good There are a few errors in the essay. The student obviously proof-read the essay but may have missed 2-3 sentence structure, spelling, or grammatical errors.	Excellent There are no errors in the essay. The student obviously used multiple reading strategies (i.e. reading out-loud) to fix all sentence structure as well as spelling and grammar errors.
MLA Citations	Poor Citations not turned in w/ project	Fair Citations turned in but not in proper format	Good 1 or 2 citations turned in proper MLA format	Excellent 3 citations properly done in MLA format turned in
Effort / Presentation	Poor No effort in project, Presentation offered nothing of value to class	Fair Minimal effort, presentation offers little of value to class	Good Good effort, good presentation that offered perspective to class	Excellent Outstanding work, above and beyond, brought great discussion and thought to class