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Compare/Contrast Essay: Book to movie 
Write a five paragraph essay comparing and contrasting the novel and the movie of The Giver as well as giving their opinion on which they like better the movie or the novel. There should be an introduction, a paragraph discussing the similarities (comparing), a paragraph discussing the differences (contrasting), a paragraph where you state your opinion on which you like better, the movie or the novel and a conclusion.
Rubric Code: EX7C654
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

5 pts

Good

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

Needs Improvement

2 pts

Introduction/Conclusion

Excellent

The introduction clearly states the topic of the essay. The conclusion should clearly restate and sum up the previous paragraphs.
Good

The introduction adequately describes the topic of the essay. The conclusion adequately restates and sums up the previous paragraphs.
Fair

The introduction briefly describes the topic of the essay. The conclusion barely restates and sums up the previous paragraphs.
Needs Improvement

The introduction does not tell the topic of the essay. The conclusion does not restate and sum up the previous paragraphs.
Comparison Points

Excellent

There are (5) five clear comparison examples between the movie and the book. The comparisons are stated and their importance is clear.
Good

There are (4) four comparison examples between the movie and the book. Or there are 5 comparisons but the importance is not stated
Fair

There are (2-3)two to three comparison examples between the movie and the book .
Needs Improvement

There is (1)one comparison example between the movie and the book .
Contrasting Points

Excellent

There are (5) five clear contrasting examples between the movie and the book. The differences are stated and their importance is clear.
Good

There are (4) four clear contrasting examples between the movie and the book. Or there are 5 differences but the importance is not stated.
Fair

There is (2-3) two to three clear contrasting example between the movie and the book.
Needs Improvement

There is (1) one clear contrasting example between the movie and the book.
Opinion Paragraph

Excellent

The paragraph clearly states why the student likes/dislikes the movie/book and specific details are given to support the opinion.
Good

The paragraph gives some reasons and some detail for why the student likes/dislikes the movie/book.
Fair

The paragraph barely gives a reason for why the student likes/dislikes the movie/book .
Needs Improvement

The paragraph does not give reasons for why the student likes/dislikes the movie/book.
Grammar/Spelling

Excellent

Writer makes no errors in grammar or spelling
that distract the reader
from the content. Excellent word choice.
Good

Writer makes some minor
errors in grammar or
spelling that distract
the reader from the
content. Good word choice and structure.
Fair

Writer makes errors in grammar or spelling that somewhat distracts the reader from the content.
Needs Improvement

Writer makes many errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content.



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