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To Kill a Mockingbird (100) 
The Legend of Sleepy Hallow Essay (100)
You will be writing a 1,200 to 1,500 word essay, at least six paragraphs, over To Kill a Mockingbird. How do Jem and Scout change during the course of the novel? How do they remain the same?
Rubric Code: FX785B2
By hamilton60
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric To Kill a Mockingbird
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

5 pts

Good

10 pts

Very Good

15 pts

Nearest to Perfection

20 pts

Length

Poor

0-300 Words
Fair

301-600 Words
Good

601-900 Words
Very Good

901-1200 Words
Nearest to Perfection

1201-1500+ Words
Grammar/Spelling

Poor

Thirteen or more mistakes.

Most paragraphs do not use transitional words and phrases to go from one idea to another.
Paragraphs also do not different types of sentences, such as compound and complex.
Fair

Ten to twelve mistakes.

Few paragraph use transitional words and phrases to go from one idea to another.
Paragraphs also do not different types of sentences, such as compound and complex.
Good

Six to nine mistakes.

Some paragraph uses transitional words and phrases to go from one idea to another at times.
Paragraphs may also include several different types of sentences, such as compound and complex sentence
Very Good

Three to five mistakes.

Most paragraph use transitional words and phrases to go from one idea to another.
Paragraphs also include several different types of sentences, such as compound and complex.
Nearest to Perfection

Two or fewer mistakes.

Each paragraph uses transitional words and phrases to go from one idea to another.
Paragraphs also include several different types of sentences, such as compound and complex.
MLA Format

Poor

Two or fewer of the MLA format requirements were met.
Fair

Three of the MLA format requirements were met.
Good

Four of the MLA format requirements were met.
Very Good

Five of the MLA format requirements were met.
Nearest to Perfection

MLA formatting is used correctly. This includes a works cited page.

Your name
My Name
Class
Date

Title

Double Space

12 point font

Times New Roman

Page number for citations listed.
Citations

Poor

No citations were used
Fair

One to two citations were used (with no page numbers)
Good

One to two citations were used (with page numbers)
Very Good

All three citations were used (no page numbers labeled?
Nearest to Perfection

All three citations were used (with page numbers)
Ideas and Organization

Poor

No thesis sentence is
apparent or does not
present a claim.

No introduction is
present.

Paragraphs lack any
topic.
Fair

There is an introduction, but claims are unclear and a thesis statement does
not preview the topics for the
following paragraphs.

Paragraphs have vague or
nonexistent topics or the topics
were not previewed.
Good

A thesis sentence is apparent
but the claim is unclear or does
not preview the topics for the
following paragraphs.

Paragraphs have vague or
nonexistent topics or the topics
were not previewed.
Very Good

A clear thesis sentence is apparent that introduces the
claim and previews topics for
the following paragraphs.


Paragraphs have the topics
that were previewed in the
thesis sentence. .
Nearest to Perfection

A clear thesis statement is apparent
that introduces an insightful claim
directly and effectively which also
previews the topics for the following
paragraphs.


Paragraphs have clear focused
topics that were previewed in the
thesis statement.




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