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Period 1-The Identity: An Exemplification Essay

Period 2-Tone in King Arthur: An Exemplification Essay

In examining Job, Gilgamesh and Siddhartha, find significant examples of each character's identity as it develops.

Rubric Code: D362W9

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Identity Essay Enter rubric description
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(35 pts.)Standard 10.1.7 Expository Synthesize info from first-hand sources	Excellent All examples are useful and sufficient and are consistently developed. Distinguishes relative importance of facts and ideas in each of the 3 narratives (32-35)	Good	Fair	Poor
(25) Standard 10.2 Style/Rhetoric 10. 2: 3, 4, and 5	Excellent Thesis is clear and well-written, either explicitly or implicitly. Organization, fluency in connection of ideas. Sentence fluency. Relevant support and explanation.	Good Thesis is present and fits the technical aspects of either a dynamic or integrated thesis (Assumption/Denial, or Conditional), but the message of the thesis is somewhat ambivalent.	Fair Thesis is present but is too broad and vague.	Poor Thesis is not present or is unclear.
(25) Standard 10.3: 1, 2, 3 Mechanics, Spelling, Punctuation	Excellent Essay contains three four or errors in a three-page paper. One pronoun/antecedent errors.	Good The author uses at least 3 examples from literature to support his thesis. Transitions are solid, linking the examples.	Fair The author uses two examples from literature to support the thesis. Transitions are weak.	Poor Only one example from literature is used. The essay is one or two paragraphs.
(15) Standard 10.4.6 Documenting Credit quotes and references. Parenthetical citations correct.	Excellent One mistake.	Good Essay contains more than two errors, but they are not distracting to the reader.	Fair Essay contains several errors, which obstruct the flow of reading	Poor Essay contains many errors, some of which are distracting to the reader.