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Full Sentence Outline Rubric 
Full Sentence Outline Rubric
The sentence outline looks like a standard outline, but instead of using words and phrases to identify what will be written, complete sentences are used.
Rubric Code: C237B8A
By edebra
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Formal Sentence Outline
  Needs Improvement

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Fair

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Good

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Excellent

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Introduction

Needs Improvement

Introduction is insufficient in length. An attention grabber, a clear thesis statement, and an effective brief preview of the main points are not present.
Fair

Introduction lacks sufficient content. There may be an attention grabber, a thesis statement, and a brief preview of the main points, but some items may be missing.
Good

Introduction length is acceptable, but could use more content. There is an attention grabber, a clear thesis statement, and a brief preview of the main points.
Excellent

Introduction is sufficient in length. There is an effective attention grabber, a clear thesis statement, and an effective brief preview of the main points.
Body

Needs Improvement

Identifies only one or two points of comparison or contrast
Fair

Contains two or three main points. Inadequate content detail relative to the comparison/contrast of the film and the short story.
Good

Contains at least three main points. Good content detail that compares and contrasts the film and the short story.
Excellent

Contains three or more main points. Excellent, well-detailed content that compares and contrasts the film and the short story.
Conclusion

Needs Improvement

Conclusion length is insufficient. There is no brief restatement of the main points. A closing attempt is not present.
Fair

Conclusion lacks sufficient content. There may be a brief restatement of some main points. An attempt at a closing lacks effectiveness.
Good

Conclusion length is acceptable. There is a brief restatement of the main points. An acceptable, fitting clincher is given.
Excellent

Conclusion is sufficient in length. There is an effective, brief restatement of the main points and a compelling clincher.
Format

Needs Improvement

Does not follow format of sample outline, including transitions. Ideas and points appear without organization. The work does not use APA in-text citations and a reference page as required.
Fair

Somewhat follows format of the sample outline, including transitions, but may lack several formatting elements. APA in-text citations and reference page are fair with errors.
Good

Mostly follows format of sample outline, including transitions, but may lack one or two formatting elements. If there is a one, there is a two. If there is an A, there is a B.
APA in-text citations and reference page are somewhat appropriate with minor errors.
Excellent

Follows format of sample outline, including transitions, introduction, and conclusion. If there is a one, there is a two. If there is an A, there is a B. APA in-text citations and reference page are appropriate.
Spelling and Grammar

Needs Improvement

Several (more than 10) spelling and grammatical errors.
Fair

Few (6-10) spelling and/or grammatical errors.
Good

Very few (2-5) spelling and/or grammatical errors.
Excellent

No spelling (0-1) spelling and/or grammatical errors.



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