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Character Analysis Rubric 
Rubric Code: Y8A656
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Score of 4

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Score of 3

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Score of 2

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Score of 1

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Character Traits and Support

Score of 4

Identifies three character traits from the story which are described in detail with accurate information. Exceeds the requirement of three examples from the story that clearly support and enhances character traits.
Score of 3

Identifies three character traits from the story which are described in detail with accurate information. Includes three examples from the story that clearly support character traits.
Score of 2

Identifies two-three character traits from the story which are described in the story. Includes examples but does not supply fully support or explain character traits.
Score of 1

Identifies one-two character traits which are described in the story. Includes examples but provides weak or insufficent explaination of character traits.
Word Choice

Score of 4

The word choice makes the the paragraph very clear, descriptive. Uses descriptive words and pharases correctly that clearly enhances the overall writing.
Score of 3

The word choice makes the paragraph descriptive. Descriptive words are used to help the overall writing.
Score of 2

The word choice exhibits limited use of descriptive language. Additonal descriptive words could have been used to help the overall writing.
Score of 1

The word choice is general or almost has no descriptive words or details to improve the overall writing.
Organization

Score of 4

The paragraph has a clear introduction, well-organized sentences and a strong concluding sentence. Effective transitions are used. Clearly shows how ideas are connected.
Score of 3

The paragraph has an introduction, a middle that is well organized and logical order, and a has a good concluding sentence.Transitions clearly show how ideas are connected, but there is little variety.
Score of 2

The topic is not introduced clearly. Some details are not in logical order and has a basic concluding sentence. Some transitions work well; but connections between other ideas are fuzzy.
Score of 1

The paragraph does not have an introduction. Details are poorly organized and/or does not make sense. Lacking a clear concluding sentence. The transitions between ideas are unclear or nonexistent.
Sentence Fluency

Score of 4

The sentences are written in a variety of ways and enjoyable to read.
Score of 3

The sentences read smoothly, but a more variety is needed.
Score of 2

Most of the sentences are written the same way with short choppy sentences. Sentences needed to be combined to make a better variety of sentences.
Score of 1

Most sentences are not written correctly and need to be re-written.
Conventions

Score of 4

The paragraph have very few, if any errors in punctuation, grammar, and/or spelling.
Score of 3

The paragraph has a few minor errors in punctuation, grammar, and/or spelling.
Score of 2

The paragraph has several errors in punctuation, grammar, and/or spelling.
Score of 1

The paragraph has many errors in punctuation, grammar, and/or spelling where it is hard to read and/or understand.




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