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Persuasive Writing 
Persuasive Writing
REsponse to persuasive writing prompt.
Rubric Code: A57379
By ricksecor
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Persuasive Essay
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Fair

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Good

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Very Good

4 pts

Introduction-10

Engaging introduction. Begins with a fact or question. Gives at least 3 reasons. States opinion which clearly defines topic.
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Body - 20 pts.

Has a separate paragraph for each reason given. Good supporting facts/details. Focused on topic.
Good paragraph form. Logical flow, reasons are given in same order as intro.
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Very Good
Conclusion- 10 pts.

Reasons restated, opinion restated, summarized, a call to action from proper authority.
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Good
Very Good
"Style" - 10pts.

Precise or varied vocabulary. Persuasive language not opinion language. Sentence variety. Sentence clarity.
Needs Work
Fair
Good
Very Good
Mechanics - 10 pts.

Written legibly or typewritten. Correct grammar, punctuation, capititalization, and spelling.
Each paragraph indented.
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Very Good



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