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Process Analysis Essay 
Process Analysis Essay scoring rubric. ENGL 1301 Collin College English Composition I
Rubric Code: WXAX4C5
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  A

10 pts

B

9 pts

C

8 pts

D

7 pts

F

6 pts

Introduction/Thesis Statement
10 pts

A

Very well-developed introduction with a clear thesis statement
that introduces the process, catches the reader's attention, and gives the reader a reason to be interested in this process. Contains accurate and complete information regarding the topic to be described. Reader clearly knows what the end process should be/look like.
B

Introduction contains a thesis statement.
The thesis creates interest and is fairly well developed with some detail. But while it contains accurate and complete information regarding the topic being described, it is not very engaging. Reader is told what the end goal of the process should be/look like.
C

Introduction contains a thesis statement, but it either does not give accurate and complete information about the process, or it lacks detail and creativity or simply sets a basic framework for the process.
D

Thesis is misleading, hard to find, or does not present a compelling argument for the process or clearly define what the end goal of the process analysis should be.
F

The introduction does not contain a thesis statement. It does not introduce the central theme of the essay and the goal of the process analysis is missing completely.
Body Paragraphs
10 pts

A

Each body paragraph contains a clear topic sentence that focuses each paragraph around one point.
Details/examples in the body paragraphs are clear and well developed, and there are enough details to create vivid images in the reader's mind with the use of vivid/ sense language that creates a dominant impression.
B

Each body paragraph contains a clear topic sentence that focuses each paragraph on one point.
Details/examples are clear and presented from general to specific, but they are not well developed. Vivid/sense language is not used as effectively as it could be used to create imagery for the reader.
C

Some body paragraphs don't contain a clear topic sentence or might not have as strong a topic sentence as is needed. There are details/examples in each paragraph, but they might be either unclear or not presented from general to specific. Vivid/sense language is not used effectively, or the details do not create a dominant impression in the paragraph.
D

Many of the paragraphs are missing essential details or the details in the overall essay focus on one sense, when other details could be offered to enrich the experience.
F

Body paragraphs do not contain a topic sentence.
Details/examples are either wrong or lacking. No vivid/sense language is used. There is no dominant impression created in the paragraph.
Steps: Clarity, Detail, Transitions
10 pts

A

Logical progression of details with a clear and effective order that enhances the essay and provides a vivid description of the topic with appropriate and effective transitions that are used to establish relationships between steps/ideas.
Steps are broken into easily workable chunks, presented with such detail that they are easily to comprehend and complete.
B

Logical progression of details with a clear and effective order. Transitions are present, but they do not enhance the overall effectiveness of the paragraph.
Steps are broken into chunks and presented with some detail.
C

Organization is clear. Some transitions are present, while others are either inappropriate or missing.
Some organization of steps, although more is needed and/or steps are vague.
D

The flow of the essay from detail to detail is difficult to understand or implies that important information has been left out.
Little obvious organization of steps/broad generalizations.
F

No discernable organization. Transitions are not present. Steps are not present or completely out of order.
Style: Flow, tone, word choice
10 pts

A

Writing is smooth, skillfull, and coherent. Sentences are strong and expressive with varied structure. Consistent and appropriate tone and word choice is used throughout the paragraph. Sense language is used to "show, not tell" the reader what is being described.
B

Writing is clear and sentences have varied structure. There is consistent tone and word choice is appropriate with fairly good use of sense language to create imagery.
C

Writing is clear, but sentences may lack variety. The tone is inconsistent and word choice, while adequate, could be better. While sense language is used, it is not very effective in creating imagery
D

Writing appears rushed or underdeveloped.
F

Writing is confusing and hard to follow. Contains fragments and/or run-on sentences. The tone and purpose is inconsistent and difficult to determine. <BR>
The word choice is inadequate.
Mechanics
10 pts

A

No consistent errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar, or capitalization.
B

A few minor consistent errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar, or capitalization, but they do not detract from the overall meaning and effectiveness of the paragraph.
C

A few regular errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling, and capitalization that. while distracting, the meaning and intent of the paragraph can still be discerned.
D

The overall presentation of the essay displays a lack of proofreading and attention to detail. While the essay MIGHT be readable, it is uncomfortable and unprofessional.
F

Distracting and major errors in grammar, punctuation, spelling, and capitalization.



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