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classification 
A well written classfication essay includes clear categories that pertain to the main item being classfied. The most important element of a classification essay is its principle of organization (the way the writer analyzes and presents the information in the essay.
Rubric Code: WXAB5A4
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Skillful

4 pts

Sufficient and Making Progress

3 pts

Developing

2 pts

Beginning

1 pts

Introduction/Thesis

Skillful

Well developed introduction and thesis statement. They clearly state what is being classified and the basis for the classification.
Sufficient and Making Progress

Introduction contains a thesis statement.
Developing

Thesis is hard to find and it is difficult to find the basis of what is being classified.
Beginning

The introduction does not contain a thesis statement or the thesis statement is unclear.
Classification

Skillful

The details are in a clear order and there is an adequate amount of information to support the basis for classification.
Sufficient and Making Progress

The details somewhat support the basis of classification, but there are too few details to give adequate support to the thesis .
Developing

The details are not clear enough to support each category of classification.
Beginning

details are either too few or are missing information to support the classification.
Transitions

Skillful

Transitions are present and effectively direct readers from one example to the next.
Sufficient and Making Progress

Transitions are present but some may not be appropriately used.
Developing

Transitions are present but they may be confusing.
Beginning

Transitions are not present.
Grammar, Spelling, Capitalization a

Skillful

May contain some errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, or capitalization, but they do not interfere with understanding.
Sufficient and Making Progress

a few minor errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar or capitalization, but they do not detract from the overall meaning.
Developing

a few errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling and capitalization that sometimes interfere with understanding.
Beginning

Misspellings, missing words and incorrect word order; errors in grammar and conventions make understanding very difficult
Word Choice

Skillful

Exhibits many specific word choices and adjectives.
Sufficient and Making Progress

Displays some specific word choices and adjectives.
Developing

Consists of mainly simple word choices and few adjectives.
Beginning

Contains inaccurate and simple word choices in much of the essay. Few adjectives.




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