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Written Response to
Written Response to "The Landlady" by Roald Dahl
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Rubric Code:
Y225XX4
By
CathMack
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Criterion
Poor
25 pts
Fair
25 pts
Good
25 pts
Exemplary
25 pts
Introductory Paragraph
Poor
Author's name and story title are not included.
Summary of the story is incomplete. Basic story details are not included, or are too vague to offer the reader enough background knowledge. Thesis is not included.
Fair
Author or story title are missing
Summary of the story is off to a good start but not quite complete. More background needed. Thesis is too broad or vague.
Good
Author and story title are included
Summary of the story is adequate. Background information is adequate. Thesis is complete and offers some focus but could be improved on.
Exemplary
Author and story title are included
Summary of the story is correct and solid. You have provided enough background information for the reader. The thesis is focused and provides a controlling idea for the essay
Body Paragraphs
Poor
The topic sentence is incomplete and does not state the main idea.
Paragraph has no supporting sentences to support the main idea.
The concluding sentence is incomplete and does not sum up the paragraph.
Fair
The topic sentence is complete, but does not state the main idea.
The main idea is supported with general details.
The concluding sentence is complete, but does not sum up the paragraph.
Good
The topic sentence is complete and adequately states the main idea.
The main idea is some-what developed using mostly specific details.
The concluding sentence is complete and adequately sums up the paragraph.
Exemplary
The topic sentence is complete and clearly states the main idea.
The main idea is fully developed using specific details.
The concluding sentence is complete and clearly sums up the paragraph.
Concluding Paragraph
Poor
The thesis is not restated at all in this
conclusion
The last sentence is a reflection or something you have learned from the story
Fair
The thesis is restated in the conclusion in the same way as the introduction
The last sentence is a reflection or something you have learned from the story
Good
The thesis is restated in the conclusion in a similar but fairly different way
The last sentence is a reflection or something you have learned from the story
Exemplary
The thesis is restated in a new and creative way.
The last sentence is a reflection or something you have learned from the story
Suspense Building Quotes
Poor
Two or less quotes which show the building of suspense are included throughout the essay.
Fair
Three quotes which show the building of suspense are included throughout the essay.
Good
Four quotes which show the building of suspense are included throughout the essay.
Exemplary
Five or more quotes which show the building of suspense are included throughout the essay.
ICE - Idea, Cite the Quote, Explain
Poor
The quotes are cited but not introduced or explained
Fair
The quotes are introduced and cited but not explained
Good
The quotes are introduced, cited and explained
Exemplary
The quotes are introduced, cited and explained in detail.
Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling
Poor
- Paper contains six or more grammatical, punctuation, and spelling errors.
Fair
- Paper contains three to five grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors.
Good
Paper contains one or two grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors.
Exemplary
- Rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation are followed; spelling is correct.
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