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Five Paragraph Essay Rubric 
Rubric Code: QXAW27B
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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Introductory Paragraph
10 pts

Advanced

Introductory paragraph is
strong –it presents the
material in a clear, concise
way. The thesis has three points
which clearly address the essay prompt.
Proficient

Introductory
paragraph is sufficient – it presents the
material in either
a clear or concise
way but does not engage the reader. The thesis is
missing a point, or the three
points are not all related to the prompt
Developing

Essay did not include an Introductory Paragraph or Thesis Statement.
Body Paragraphs
30 pts

Advanced

All body paragraphs directly relate to the thesis statement. They successfully include relevant topic sentences, supporting details and concluding sentences.
Proficient

Some body paragraphs directly relate to the thesis statement. Most of the topic sentences are sentences, supporting details and concluding sentences are relevant.
Developing

Body paragraphs do not directly relate to the thesis statement. Most or all of the topic sentences are sentences, supporting details and concluding sentences are unrelated to the thesis.
Conclusion Paragraph
10 pts

Advanced

Essay includes a conclusion which stated a thorough summary of the points made within the essay. The points were once again tied back to the essay's thesis statement
Proficient

Conclusion is adequate but at times confusing and/or lacks reference to main idea or thesis.
Developing

Essay does not include a
conclusion.
Readability: Spelling & Punctuation
10 pts

Advanced

There are few or no errors in mechanics, usage, grammar, or spelling.
Proficient

Some errors in mechanics, usage, grammar, or spelling that impede the audience's understanding of the essay.
Developing

Serious and numerous errors in mechanics, usage, grammar, or spelling that impede audience's understanding of the essay.



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