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Persepolis Essay

Persepolis Analytical Essay

Rubric Code: PXW22B8

By ekabakof

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Persepolis Analytical Paper
	no credit 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
STRUCTURE
introduction 10 %	no credit The introduction is fewer than three sentences.	Poor The introduction is fewer than three sentences. The introduction is unfocused or ineffective.	Fair There is a clear introduction of at least 3 sentences.	Good -The introduction leads into the thesis and provides relevant information necessary for understanding why the writer will make this particular argument.	Excellent -The introduction "hooks" the reader and leads clearly into the thesis, providing all the necessary information to explain why the writer will make this particular argument.
organization 15 %	no credit There are less than 2 paragraphs in the body	Poor -It is difficult to understand the argument because it lacks a clear organizational structure.< -Paragraphs are unfocused and poorly structured There are less than 2 paragraphs in the body	Fair -Paragraphs are arranged with no clear order. -Some paragraphs lack topic sentences. -Poor or awkward transitions. -Some paragraphs lack clear focus.	Good -Paragraphs are set up in a logical order, with transitions. -Paragraphs begin with clear topic sentences. -Paragraphs focus only on one idea.	Excellent -Paragraphs build from smaller to larger claims in a logical order, joined by effective transitions. -Paragraphs begin with effective topic sentences -Paragraphs focus only on one idea.
conclusion 10 %	no credit	Poor Conclusion provides incomplete summary There are less than 3 sentences in the conclusion	Fair Conclusion summarizes argument	Good Conclusion summarizes argument and is moderately successful in pushing thesis in a new direction	Excellent Conclusion draws together main points of the argument and extends the thesis to further consider its implications for understanding the novel as a whole
STYLE & MECHANICS
style 5 %	no credit	Poor -Simple vocabulary -No sentence variety -Heavy use of translator	Fair -Simple vocabulary -little sentence variety -Some errors in structure	Good -Effective use of vocabulary -Moderately successful in varying sentence structure -Minor flaws in usage of contractions or vague pronouns few words found via translator	Excellent -Rich, effective use of known vocabulary -Uses a variety of long and short sentences -Sentences are clear and structured effectively.
mechanics 5 %	no credit	Poor There are so many errors that it makes it difficult to understand the writer's point.	Fair -Enough errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar to be distracting	Good -Many minor errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar	Excellent A few minor errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar

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