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Character Analysis 
Rubric Code: X5X79A
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Emerging

1 pts

Partially Proficient

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Character Analysis

10.03.13--Analyzes the impact of character traits on the plot

Emerging

The student doesn't understand plot elements or can't identify character traits.
Partially Proficient

The student understands the character traits, but doesn't demonstrate understanding of how the character impacts the plot (lacks vocabulary)
Proficient

The student is able to explain how a character's traits impact the plot using specific vocabulary (rising action, conflict, resolution, etc)
Advanced

The student can analyze how the character impacts the plot, but also makes commentary on the believability of those actions.
Revising for Sequence

10.06.04--revises and revisits work for sequential details.

Emerging

The student does not attempt revision.
Partially Proficient

The student attempts revision but does not address sequence.
Proficient

The student demonstrates knowledge of sequence while revising his/her writing.
Advanced

The student is able to manipulate sequence to enhance effect.
Conventions (quoting)

10.09.09--punctuates dialogue and quotations correctly.

Emerging

The student does not quote directly from text or does not punctuate.
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to punctuate quotes correctly, but makes major errors.
Proficient

The student punctuates dialogue/quotes directly.
Advanced

The student uses multiple quotations within a single body paragraph to support a point.
Conventions (general)

10.09.14--using conventions correctly

Emerging

The student makes frequent mistakes in conventions.
Partially Proficient

The student makes multiple mistakes in conventions.
Proficient

The student uses conventions (apostrophes, commas, quotation marks, etc) correctly.
Advanced

Is able to use conventions to enhance style (semi colon usage combined and comma/conjunctinon, multiple commas, etc)
Sentence Fluency

10.10.01--uses sentence structure to create an effect or enhance meaning.

Emerging

The students makes frequent mistakes in sentence structure.
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to vary sentence structure, but ends up making run on/fragment sentences.
Proficient

The student uses sentence structure to create emotion or to focus the reader on a central idea.
Advanced

The student is able to create a sense of style using sentence structure.
Complex Causal Relationships

11.03.13--explains and gives examples of complex causal relationships.

Emerging

The student does not attempt to explain cause and effect.
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to explain cause and effects, but makes noticable ommissions/errors.
Proficient

The student can explain cause and effect within a text
Advanced

The student is able to explain how outcomes may change based on causal changes.
Finding information

11.05.09--cites referenced information in MLA format.

Emerging

The student does not cite referenced information.
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to cite referenced material.
Proficient

The student cites referenced information in MLA format correctly.
Advanced

The student sites a variety of different materials correctly.
Thesis writing

11.06.01--The student creates a thesis statement on a process.

Emerging

There is no apparent thesis statement.
Partially Proficient

The student is able to create a statement, but the thesis lacks either cause or effect.
Proficient

The student creates a thesis statement with both a cause and effect
Advanced

The student is able to create a thesis with a cause and effect, but goes further to create a dynamic, creative, or highly unique thesis statement.
Focusing on revision

11.06.04--The student is able to revise while focusing on an event.

Emerging

The student does not revise the work.
Partially Proficient

The student revises the work, but generally ignores specific events in the paper.
Proficient

The student shows evidence of revision based on an event.
Advanced

The student is able to make revisions to sequence that enhances or clarifies the meaning of the writing.
Word Choice

11.08.07--using specific words

Emerging

The student does not attempt to push his/her vocabulary
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to stretch vocabulary, but relies on generic words throughout his/her work
Proficient

The student is able to use precise and specific words.
Advanced

The student is able to use words that enhance mood, tone or contribute to thematic message.
Word Choice

11.08.08.08Uses words for specific purposes

Emerging

The student does not attempt to use appropriate word choice (using text message language, etc).
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to use appropriate words, but falls short (eg uses first instead of 3rd person while writing a formal essay)
Proficient

The student is able to use vocabulary for specific purposes
Advanced

The student is able to utilize word choice to create mood, tone or persuasive means.
Sentence Fluency

11.10.01--using natural transitions

Emerging

The student does not use transitions
Partially Proficient

The student uses pedantic transitions (first, second, third, etc)
Proficient

The student is able to use natural transitions (avoiding "first, second, third, etc")
Advanced

The student is able to use stylistic transitions that impact the piece in an artistic way.
Literary Analysis

12.03.11--Analyzing a work to show how it reflects culture

Emerging

The student does not grasp the cultural significance of a work
Partially Proficient

The student attempts to address culture, but falls short on specifics.
Proficient

The student is able to show how a work demonstrates cultural importance
Advanced

The student shows how we are all connected to an authors discourse on culture.
Literary Analysis

12.03.12--explaining how literary devices effect the meaning of a text

Emerging

The student does not identify literary devices
Partially Proficient

The student identifies literary devices, but does not link them to overall meaning.
Proficient

The student is able to explain how literary devices effect the meaning (eg theme) of a text
Advanced

The student is able to extend analysis further to include mood and tone
Finding and Using info

12.05.10--recognizing author's bias

Emerging

The author does not attempt to understand perspective
Partially Proficient

The student identifies the author's perspective, but fails to connect that to bias
Proficient

The student recognizes authors bias in a text
Advanced

The student is proficient, but goes further to analyze why the bias exists and how it impact the reader
Organization and Structure

12.06.04--using PEA paragraphing

Emerging

The student does not attempt PEA paragraphs
Partially Proficient

The student attempts PEA, but misses key parts (analysis or evidence).
Proficient

The student is able to use point, evidence and analysis paragraphing
Advanced

The student is able to include elaboration on the analysis as to why the evidence is important.
Word Choice

Using words specific to persuasion

Emerging

The student does not attempt persuasion
Partially Proficient

The student uses pathos and ethos (emotion and authority) in order to make a point in literary analysis
Proficient

The student is able to use logical reasoning in a literary analysis
Advanced

The student is able to use premises and conclusions in an literary analysis--in a way that is either sound or valid.
Sentence Fluency

Uses transition that indicate logical progression

Emerging

The student uses predictable transitions
Partially Proficient

The student uses basic, natural transitions
Proficient

The student is able to use transitional phrases that indicate a logical progression from point to point.
Advanced

The student experiments with endings and beginnings of a piece of writing.




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