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Debate Exam Rubric 
Debate Essay
Write a typed debate essay utilizing skills you have learned in class. Your essay should be typed in MLA format. Each debate should include an opening, your criterion or definition, three contentions, and a concluding statement.
Rubric Code: P245845
By hmhart16
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Typed Debate Exam - MLA formatting
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  Beginner/Emerging

2 pts

Average

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Superior

5 pts

Introduction

Opening starts with an "attention grabber or position of debate" that is appropriate for the topic and engaging to the reader. Opening statement includes introduction to main points. Thoughtful transition between the "attention grabber" to the thesis.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
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First Contention

This paragraph should include first main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Second Contention

This paragraph should include the second main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Third Contention

This paragraph should include the third main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Closing Statement

The closing statement should be a summary of the points made within the essay. Closing should tie back to the original purpose. Should end with a rebuttal or "end with a warning."
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Grammar/Composition

Correct spelling and capitalization.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Format

Typed debate format is followed precisely. Proposition, header, and works cited page all correctly done.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior
Research and References

References and research should be adequate to the topic discussed.
Beginner/Emerging
Average
Advanced
Superior



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