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6 traits writing rubric for Literary Analysis
6 traits writing rubric for Literary Analysis
Six traits rubric- Literary Analysis
Rubric Code:
ZXC55BB
By
moombamimi
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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6-Trait Writing Rubric
Analytical Essay- English 9, The Crucible
Level 5
20 pts
Level 4
15 pts
Level 3
10 pts
Level 2
5 pts
Level 1
0 pts
Ideas:
20 pts
Level 5
My thesis is supported by strong, specific details and quotes from the play addressing the topic of what was assigned. Ideas are interesting and show a deep understanding of the play and follow the format of introducing the quote, analyzing the quote and connecting idea to the playwright.
Level 4
My thesis is supported by specific details from the play addressing the topic assigned. Ideas show a clear understanding of the novel. Missing some quotes. Did not use a secondary source to support analysis.
Level 3
My paper has a thesis but the details do not provide enough evidence or the ideas remain general. Ideas show some understanding of the play.
Level 2
My paper doesn't have a thesis or doesn't focus on the topic or subject. It is unclear how much the author understood the play.
Level 1
I don't know what the topic of this paper was supposed to be.
Organization:
20 pts
Level 5
My paper has a logical structure, with ideas in the correct places and with mostly seamless transitions.
Level 4
My paper has a logical structure but may be missing transitions and/or is repetitive in parts.
Level 3
My paper has a logical structure but some pieces may be out of place. My paper may not have any transitions and/or some parts may be missing.
Level 2
My paper lacks a clear sense of direction. The ideas, details, or events are strung together in a loose or random fashion.
Level 1
My paper has no organization at all. I have planned this paper at all.
Word Choice:
20 pts
Level 5
My paper has accurate and varied word choice; I have made an attempt to choose words that are focused and enhance the message so that is is clear.
Level 4
My paper has mostly accurately selected language or words, but may not be particularly compelling.
Level 3
My paper uses some original language but some word choice may be inaccurate or pretentious.
Level 2
I attempted to use some vivid words, but language is basic throughout the paper.
Level 1
My paper uses no vivid words and relies on cliche, hackneyed and repetitive language.
Sentence Fluency:
20 pts
Level 5
My sentence structures are well built and of varying lengths with a pleasing sound when read.
Level 4
Most of my sentences vary in length and structure. Sentences basically sound pleasing to the reader.
Level 3
Some of my sentences are similar in length or structure. A few sentences may be hard to understand.
Level 2
Most of my sentences start the same way and are the same length. I make a minimal attempt to vary the sentence structure.
Level 1
Most of my sentences are simple, short and choppy.
Conventions:
20 pts
Level 5
My paper shows a strong control of basic and sophisticated writing conventions; there are very few to no errors present.
Level 4
My paper shows a basic control, but I am still struggling with the occasional mistake (such as a comma error or run on sentence).
Level 3
My paper shows a basic understanding or control of writing conventions, but some noticeable mistakes are made (run ons, capitalization, etc.)
Level 2
My paper has many errors, such as a number of fragments or run ons, capitalization mistakes, or basic spelling errors.
Level 1
My paper has so many errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation that it is difficult to read and hinders comprehension.
Keywords:
6+1 Trait writing, Kid-friendly statements, standards
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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