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Poetry Analysis
Poetry Analysis
Poetry Analysis & Presentation
Rubric Code:
WX979BW
By
NSequino
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Subject:
English
Type:
(Other)
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Poetry Biography & Analysis
A Excellent
4 pts
B Good
3 pts
C Satisfactory
2 pts
D Needs work
1 pts
Context & Style
A Excellent
Explains the poet's life story clearly and accurately. Explains the whole context of the selected poem, why it was written, and the significance. Group members speak directly to the audience to present their slides.
B Good
Explains the poet's life story and the context of the selected poem, why it was written, and the significance in detail. Group members, for the most part, speak to the audience.
C Satisfactory
Explains the poet's life story and the context of the selected poem, why it was written, and the significance, but not thoroughly. Group members sometimes address the audience, other times read off of their slides.
D Needs work
Explains the poet's biography, but does not explain the context of the poem, why it was written, or the significance in any detail. Group members read off slides, and make no attempt to address the audience.
Analysis
A Excellent
Makes complete and detailed responses to the poem. Uses a variety of supporting examples from the poem (examples of figurative language and imagery) that reflect insight and understanding.
B Good
Makes detailed responses for the most part. Uses a variety of specific supporting examples (figurative language and imagery) from the poem that reflect insight and understanding.
C Satisfactory
Responses to the poem are mostly very obvious, although attempts have been made to discuss deeper aspects of the poem. Uses mostly general support with a few specific examples of supporting text.
D Needs work
Responses are not detailed or complete although some attempt has been made. Discussion stays on the surface of ideas or contains mostly obvious points. Retells the poem rather than analyzes it.
Grammar & Punctuation
A Excellent
Few, if any, grammatical or punctuation errors.
B Good
More than five (5) grammatical and/or punctuation errors.
C Satisfactory
Many grammatical and/or punctuation errors (more than 10) which detract from the overall presentation.
D Needs work
Reads like a rough draft, with multiple errors in grammar and punctuation.
Keywords:
Poetry Analysis (Reading Skills)
Subjects:
English
Types:
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