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Literary Analysis Group Presentation 
Rubric Code: MX2B53X
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Literary Analysis Presentation
  Excellent

5 pts

Good

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

2 pts

Organization
%

Excellent

•Students present a sophisticated, logical, and interesting organizational sequence which audience can easily follow.
Good

•Students develop logical sequence which audience can follow.
Fair

•Pattern is vague and ill-conceived; lacks clear structure, making it hard for the audience to follow
Poor

•Student does not address pattern or the pattern is illogical
Background
%

Excellent

Contains brief biography of the author.
Includes characters, setting, and a brief summary of the author.
Good

Contains a little information about the author.
Includes characters, setting, and a brief summary of the author
Fair

Contains very little information about the author.
Does not use the terms character, setting, plot/storyline.
Poor

Does not include a brief summary or background of the story.
Thesis statement
%

Excellent

•Thesis statement presents students' argument about the theme and uses a literary term.
Good

Thesis statement presents students' argument about the theme and uses a literary term.
Fair

Thesis statement attempts to present students' argument about the theme Does not use literary terms.
Poor

• No thesis statement or literary terms present.
Content
%

Excellent

• Information shows expertise in textual understanding, use of literary terms, and in establishing context within the passage and in the text as a whole.<BR>
• The analysis demonstrates a clear, complete understanding of the assignment and literature selection.<BR>
• The analysis demonstrates a very clear purpose and focus.<BR>
• Analysis seamlessly includes a synopsis of the literature selection.
Good

•Students give accurate and sufficient information with attention to context and has solid understanding of literary terms.<BR>
• A good understanding of the assignment and literature selection is demonstrated.<BR>
• The analysis demonstrates a clear purpose and focus.<BR>
• Analysis includes a synopsis of the literature selection.<BR>
• Presentation shows an understanding of elements of literary analysis.
Fair

•Students give mostly accurate and sufficient information, with some attention to context<BR>
• The analysis demonstrates some but incomplere understanding of the assignment and/or literary analysis.<BR>
• An incomplete understanding of the literature selection is demonstrated.<BR>
• The analysis has an unstated purpose and focus.<BR>
• Analysis includes an incomplete/inaccurate synopsis of the selection.<BR>
• Few ideas and arguments
Poor

•Student gives inaccurate or insufficient information and student fails to address context.<BR>
• An incomplete and sometimes inaccurate understanding of the literature<BR>
selection and/or the assignment is demonstrated.<BR>
• No purpose and focus are presented.<BR>
• Analysis may not include a synopsis of the literature selection.<BR>
• Presentation shows little or an inaccurate understanding of literary analysis.<BR>
• F
Evidence
2 %

Excellent

•Students use textual evidence to support well-developed claims/ideas. <BR>
•Evidence is substantial and has direct correlation to claim.<BR>
•Evidence is correctly cited.
Good

•Students use textual evidence to support ideas/claims. <BR>
•Correlation may be difficult to follow at times, but attempt to create link is evident.
Fair

•Students give broad ideas with some textual evident; textual evidence may be misused.<BR>
• Examples from the work of literature are quoted without a clear connection to<BR>
the focus of the analysis.
Poor

•Students give broad ideas with no textual evidence or evidence doesn't correlate with ideas.<BR>
•Examples from the work of literature are not cited.



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