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Characterization Analysis II

I can analyze a character by demonstrating a trait the character possess and then provide text evidence to support my analysis.

Rubric Code: L8B56A

By fmcgregor

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8

Enter rubric title Characterization analysis
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Visual representation of the character	Poor visual representation of the character may not be accurate. It is evident not much time and effort were applied. May not include the character's name.	Fair Visual representation of the character is somewhat accurate. It is evident some time and effort were applied. The characters name may be included or may be difficult to locate.	Good Visual representation of the character is accurate. It is evident time and effort were applied. The character's name is included.
Topic sentence or claim	Poor One or less of the topic sentences/claims address the character trait.	Fair Only two of the topic sentences/claims address the character trait.	Good All three topic sentences/claims fully address the character trait.
Analysis of Topic Sentence/Claim	Poor One or less of the topic sentences/claims are analyzed and explained.	Fair Only two of the topic sentences/claims are analyzed and explained.	Good All three topic sentences are thoroughly analyzed and explained.
Evidence	Poor One or less of the text evidence support the analysis and explanation.	Fair Only two of the text evidence support the analysis and explanation.	Good All three text evidences fully support the analysis and explanation.
Conclusion	Poor One or fewer of the conclusions revisit the topic sentence/claim.	Fair Only two of the conclusions revisit the topic sentence/claim.	Good All three conclusions revisit the topic sentence/claim.
Enter Title Conventions	Poor Many errors in capitalization, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.	Fair Some errors in capitalization, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.	Good Very few errors in capitalization, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
Enter Title Overall neatness	Poor Project is messy.	Fair Project is somewhat neat.	Good Project is neat and appealing.