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Compare and Contrast Essay
Compare and Contrast Essay
For compare and contrast essays using 2 ELA Nonfiction Texts
Rubric Code:
Y223W5B
By
aleahcampbell
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Below Basic
4 pts
Basic
6 pts
Proficient
8 pts
Advanced
10 pts
Introduction
Below Basic
Has no hook. Background information missing. Uses details that should be reserved for the body paragraphs.
Basic
Introduction attempts a hook. Background information is introduced, but it is weak or confusing. No body details are used.
Proficient
Has a hook. No body details are in the introduction. Background information is clear and helpful for a reader. It is somewhat clear that the purpose of the paper is to compare two texts.
Advanced
Has an appropriate, well written hook. No body details are in the introduction. Background information is clear and helpful for a reader. Purpose of the paper is clearly to compare two texts.
Body Paragraphs
Below Basic
Paragraph does not compare or contrast the texts, or is missing.
Basic
Paragraph discusses only one similarity or difference.
OR
Paragraph goes off topic and begins listing evidence that does not match original claim.
Proficient
Paragraph discusses two similarities or differences. Paragraph stays on topic.
Advanced
Paragraph discusses 3 main points of similarities and differences; points are clearly identified and expanded on.
Conclusion
Below Basic
Essay ends abruptly or conclusion lacks restatement of topics.
Basic
Conclusion repeats the same information in words that are too similar to the introduction
Proficient
Conclusion restates but does not expand on the main idea.
Advanced
Conclusion clearly restates and expands on the main idea. Leaves reader with a good impression. Gives reader something to think about.
Organization
Below Basic
Essay is disorganized with no clear order. No transition sentences
Basic
Some sections are organized, but information is just listed. Transitions are awkward.
Proficient
Organization generally follows a pattern that is similar in each paragraph. Some attempt at not just listing information. Some transition sentences.
Advanced
Organization is clear and logical; follows an organizational method; points are fully explained. Effective transition sentences.
Details and Examples
Below Basic
Details and examples are missing.
Basic
General statements unsupported, some details and examples are incorrect.
Proficient
Details and examples support most of the statements.
Advanced
Appropriate details and examples support every statement.
Mechanics
Below Basic
Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization are confusing, more than 10 errors.
Basic
Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization contains 7 - 10 errors.
Proficient
Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization contains 4 - 7 errors.
Advanced
Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization contains 0 - 3 error.
Subjects:
English
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Types:
Writing
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