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Compare and Contrast Compare and Contrast Students will find and write about three specific examples to compare and contrast in a piece of literature. Students must tell why their example compares and contrasts. Rubric Code: R26CAW By sweiss Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Compare and Contrast
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Introduction	Poor Only one of the following is included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.	Fair Two of the following are included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.	Good All of the following are included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.
Appearance	Poor Student work was not very original, legible, or neat.	Fair Student work was original, legible, and neat, but could have been improved.	Good Student work was original, legible, and neat. The teacher wants to keep the work as an example of what student work should look like.
1st example of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.
Example 2 of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.
Example 3 of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.
Wrap Up/Closing	Poor Essay ends without closing or wrap up.	Fair Essay ends with one sentence closing but does not wrap up the compare and contrast ideas presented.	Good Essay ends with multiple sentences that wrap up the compare and contrast ideas presented.