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Hexagonal Writing: Reading Evaluation 
Rubric Code: UXW6W62
By archboldc
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Hexagonal Writing: Reading Response
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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Superior

Must show understanding beyond the "excellent" level to receive this rating in any category.

5 pts

Literal Level = 10 pts.

Include the title and the author of the literary piece, and retell the piece in your own words.
Poor

Only includes title and author without any summary or does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Includes title, author, and attempts to summarize, but gives incomplete, confusing, or inaccurate information.

4 points
Good

Includes title, author, and a basic summary. May appear more derived from a reference source than from actual reading.

6 points
Excellent

Includes title, author, and a solid summarization of the work. Summary shows strong understanding.

8 points
Superior

10 points
Comprehension = 15 pts.

Write personal allusions. What in the piece reminds you of something, some experience, or someone in life?
Poor

Does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Discusses personal associations with the work in only a very general way.

6 points
Good

Discusses personal allusions with the work in a good detail but on a fairly surface level of understanding.

10 points
Excellent

Discusses one or more personal allusions with the work in fine detail, showing some depth of understanding of the work.

13 points
Superior

15 points
Application = 15 pts.

Write out the meaning, the message. What do you think the author’s purpose was in writing this piece?
Poor

Does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Discusses only one theme in a very general way.

6 points
Good

Discusses several themes in some depth with accuracy.

10 points
Excellent

Discusses several themes in depth with accuracy and elaboration.

13 points
Superior

15 points
Analysis = 25 pts.

Break the piece apart to show how the parts support the whole (the theme). Do this by either taking one part (for example, symbolism) and tracing that literary device throughout the work, or by taking at least three devices (for example, figurative language, characterization, flashback) and connecting those to the theme.
Poor

Does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Response is mostly a list without actual analysis.

10 points
Good

Response analyzes the work on a very basic level.

18 points
Excellent

Response effectively analyzes the work with depth and thought.

22 points
Superior

25 points
Synthesis = 20 pts.

What other works of literature are like or unlike this work? Compare and/or contrast it to another literary work or movie.
Poor

Does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Response mentions other works, but discussion is very general.

7 points
Good

Response compares work to other pieces with some elaboration, but lacks depth of thinking.

12 points
Excellent

Response effectively compares works with depth and insight.

16 points
Superior

20 points
Evaluation = 15 pts.

Discuss your opinion of the work supported with specific examples from it.
Poor

Does not answer the question asked.

0 points
Fair

Gives an evaluation that contains little to no insight about the work.

6 points
Good

Gives an evaluation that appears based on some specific quality but may lack elaboration or insight.

10 points
Excellent

Gives an evaluation based on good insight and specificity.

13 points
Superior

15 points




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