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Article Analysis Assignment 
Article Analysis Assignment
20 points total One point for each section
Rubric Code: WAC9BB
By mrooth
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Article Information
1 %

Preliminary information
1 ( x 1 %)

TITLE

The title of the article is clearly written out.
1 ( x 1 %)

AUTHOR(S)

The authors of the paper are noted.
1 ( x 1 %)

SOURCE

The original source of the article is noted.
1 ( x 1 %)

DATE OF PUBLICATION
The original date of publication is noted.
Analysis Information
1 %

Purpose, audience, and content of the paper.
1 ( x 1 %)

PURPOSE

Why do you think the author wrote the paper?
1 ( x 1 %)

AUDIENCE

Who is this paper written for?
1 ( x 1 %)

SUBJECT

Where is the author getting her or his basic information? Is it from books or articles? Is it based on interviews?
1 ( x 1 %)

SOURCES

Where is the author getting her or his basic information?
Primary Detail
1 %

Thesis statement, evidence, limits, time length, geographic location, theories applied.
1 ( x 1 %)

THESIS

Thesis statement is written out as it is found in the article. Or maybe: This author will argue...
1 ( x 1 %)

EVIDENCE

What evidence the author claims will be used to support her/her argument
1 ( x 1 %)

LIMITS

Note what limits the author places on the article i.e. particular event, geographic focus, certain group of people, time limits etc.
1 ( x 1 %)

POINT OF VIEW

Note what you learn about the author's point of view.
Presentation and Argumentation
1 %

Read the article again to gain understanding.
1 ( x 1 %)

CONCEPTS/WORDS

Note words you had to look up. Did the author coin any phrases? Did the author use common words or technical terms?
1 ( x 1 %)

USE OF EVIDENCE

Did the author use their references from the citations?
1 ( x 1 %)

CONCLUSION

Summarize the conclusion
1 ( x 1 %)

IMPLICATIONS

Who might find this article useful?
Effects upon community
3 %

1 ( x 3 %)

SOCIALLY
Your thoughts on how this event has impacted the local community socially
1 ( x 3 %)

ECONOMICALLY
Your thoughts on how this event has impacted the local community economically
1 ( x 3 %)

ENVIRONMENTALLY
Your thoughts on how this event has impacted the local community environmentally
1 ( x 3 %)

RECOVERY
Identify any challenges that the community will face in recovery from the disaster
Evaluation continued
3 %

Evaluation of the article
1 ( x 3 %)

PERSONAL REACTION

Your comments about the article
1 ( x 3 %)

STRENGTH OF CASE

How convincing was the article? Did the author persuade you that the point/argument she/he was making was true?
1 ( x 3 %)

EVALUATION

How good was this article to others in the coverage area?
1 ( x 3 %)

QUALITY

Spelling mistakes? Formatting problems? (Most published articles the quality will be high)





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