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Group Analysis Essay - Chapter 11 LWW 
Group discussion and analysis of different sections of Chapter 11 of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe leading to a paragraph uses concrete details and textual evidence to support a thesis.
Rubric Code: Q25WCC8
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Literary Analysis Essay
  Excellence

4 pts

Proficiency

3 pts

Adequate

2 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Claim/Focus

Excellence

The claim is clear, precise, and thoroughly addresses the prompt.

The response maintains focus on the main idea throughout. Supports are effective and convincing.
Proficiency

The claim addresses the prompt and is clearly stated. Adequately focuses on the main idea.

The response maintains focus on the mail idea throughout. Supports are adequate.
Adequate

The claim addresses the prompt, but is unclear or unfocused.

The response contains some material that loosely relates to the main idea.
Needs Improvement

The claim is vague or absent and/or may be too brief.

The response does not show any focus and is confusing. No supports.
Evidence

Excellence

Develops the topic thoroughly by selecting relevant facts and examples. The evidence used provides thorough and convincing proof to support to the claim.
Proficiency

The evidence used provides adequate support to the claim. It is smoothly integrated for the most part.
Adequate

The evidence used is unbalanced in support of the claim. It is poorly integrated.
Needs Improvement

The evidence used is insufficient, or no evidence of, in support of the claim.
Analysis

Excellence

The analysis of the evidence used is specific and relevant to support the claim.
Proficiency

Essay is organized into sub-topics that explore the play and support the thesis.
Adequate

The analysis of the evidence is unbalanced to support the claim.
Needs Improvement

Essay is not organized into sub-topics that focus on one aspect of the play.
Organization

Excellence

Introduces topic and organizes complex ideas, concepts, and information so they each build on and synthesize to support their claim.
Proficiency

Has an adequate progression of ideas from beginning to end. Adequate transitions are used between ideas and adequately supports the thesis.
Adequate

Has a unclear progression of ideas from beginning to end. Inconsistent and/or little variety of transitions are used between ideas and minimally supports the thesis.
Needs Improvement

Has no clear progression of ideas from beginning to end. Little or no transitions are used between ideas and is off topic from the thesis. Lack of focus is distracting.
Grammar and Mechanics

Excellence

Demonstrates control of
conventions with essentially no
errors, even with sophisticated
language. There are no more than four errors in usage, spelling and mechanics.
Proficiency

Demonstrates partial control,
exhibiting occasional errors that do not hinder comprehension.
There are no more than six errors in usage, spelling and mechanics.
Adequate

Demonstrate emerging control,
exhibiting occasional errors that
hinder comprehension.
Needs Improvement

Demonstrate a lack of control,
exhibiting frequent errors that make comprehension difficult




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