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Trial of Catcher in the Rye 
Rubric Code: YXX3XX
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Advanced

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Basic

2 pts

Below Basic

1 pts

Bibliography format

Advanced
Proficient

Bibliography was in the correct MLA format, including margins, font, spacing, and formatting of sources.
Basic

Bibliography was mostly in correct MLA format, with few errors in margins, font, spacing, and formatting of sources.
Below Basic

No bibliography or bibliography format was incorrect in many ways, including margins, font, spacing, and formatting of souces.
Sources

Advanced

All sources were extremely appropriate and varied in content.
Proficient

All sources (at least 3) were appropriate and varied in content.
Basic

Most sources (at least were appropriate and varied somewhat in content.
Below Basic

Sources did not exist or were inappropriate to the assignment.
Annotations

Advanced

Annotations demonstrated extensive understanding of content. Student clearly evaluated the content to determine the author's purpose. Annotations clearly demonstrated the relevance of all the sources to the argument.
Proficient

Annotations demonstrated understanding of content. Student evaluated the content to determine the author's purpose. Annotations cdemonstrated the relevance of all the sources to the argument.
Basic

Annotations demonstrated some understanding of content. Student evaluated, to an extent, the content to determine the author's purpose. Annotations demonstrated the relevance of some of the sources to the argument.
Below Basic

Annotations were missing or demonstrated little or no understanding of the content, making the relevance of the sources to the argument unclear or missing.
Summary of Argument

Advanced

Summary of criticisms was presented in a clear, efficient manner that conveyed the importance of the critcisms to the argument.
Proficient

Summary of criticisms was presented in a manner that conveyed the importance of the critcisms to the argument.
Basic

Summary of criticisms was presented in a manner that mostly conveyed the importance of the critcisms to the argument.
Below Basic

Summary of criticisms was missing or confusing/did not convey the importance of the criticisms to the argument.
Evaluation of Argument

Advanced

Student effectively and clearly evaluated and proved the importance and quality of the literary criticisms to the student's argument.
Proficient

Student evaluated and proved the importance and quality of the literary criticisms to the student's argument.
Basic

Student evaluated and proved parts of the importance and quality of the literary criticisms to the student's argument.
Below Basic

Student did not evaluate or prove the importance of the quality of the literary criticisms to the student's argument.




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