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Compare And Contrast Two Major Civilizations 
Create an essay in which you compare major aspects of any two major civilizations that have been discussed in class. You can organize your essay in any number of ways. The essay should be between two and five paragraphs and should contain a concluding paragraph that is at least five paragraphs long. Grammar, capitalization, and punctuation matter to your grade, too, so proof-read carefully!
Rubric Code: JX49B49
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

Grade of 100%

8.5 pts

Very Good

Grade of 90%

7.7 pts

Good

Grade of 80%

6.9 pts

Fair

Grade of 70%

6 pts

Poor

Grade of 60%

5.1 pts

Organization

Excellent

Writer has organized the essay in a thoughtful manner that adds to the reader's understanding and interests.
Very Good

Writer has generally organized the essay in a way that helps the reader to understand.
Good

The essay is organized but lacks a convincing and clear way to aid the reader's understanding of the comparison between the two civilizations.
Fair

The essay is noticeably disorganized. Sentences that could easily compare and contrast the two civilizations are missing.
Poor

The essay is totally unorganized. This makes a comparison between the two civilizations difficult.
Vocabulary/Phrasing

Excellent

The choice of academic and content vocabulary is convincing. The reader is challenged by the writer's complex phrasing.
Very Good

The choice of academic and content vocabulary is challenging. One paragraph could have been re-written at a level deeper and wider.
Good

The choice of academic and content vocabulary is at a level that is below challenging.
Fair

The choice of vocabulary words is well-below what is considered challenging
Poor

The choice of vocabulary in the essay is considered at the lowest level.
Conclusion

Excellent

The concluding paragraph is both convincing and beyond a simple summation of points made during the essay.
Very Good

The concluding paragraph is well-written. It is somewhat convincing but does not summarize all points made during the essay.
Good

The concluding paragraph provides a good summary of the most of the major points made during the essay.
Fair

The concluding paragraph only summarizes several points that were made in the body of the essay. The paragraph is too short.
Poor

The concluding paragraph is too minimal to be considered adequate.
Opening/Closing statements

Excellent

Opening and closing statements are intriguing and satisfying to the reader.
Very Good

Opening and closing statements are introduce and complete the essay.
Good

Opening and closing statements are present.
Fair

There is an opening or closing statement, not both.
Poor

The opening and closing statements are not evident.
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