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A Persuasive Letter

Write a persuasive letter and include at least three reasons convincing the person. You should incorporate persuasive strategies and voice in your writing.

Rubric Code: ZX46WAW

By emmakhunt

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Criterion
	Exceeds expectations 5 pts	Meets expectations 3 pts	Not Yet 2 pts
Content, and Development	Exceeds expectations Content is comprehensive Persuasive appeals are identifiable. Major points are stated clearly and supported with good details.	Meets expectations Content is somewhat persuasive. Persuasive appeals are identifiable but questionable. Major points are addressed, and somewhat supported.	Not Yet Content is incomplete. Major points are not clear and /or persuasive. Lack of persuasive appeals
Persuasive Techniques and Voice	Exceeds expectations Most persuasive strategies are included. Clear statement of position. Clear arguments, supported by facts. Position is clearly stated.	Meets expectations Some persuasive strategies are included. Position is stated but not well supported by facts.	Not Yet Some persuasive strategies are included. Statement of position cannot be determined.
Organization & Structure	Exceeds expectations Quality paragraphs with good transitions between each one. Clear and effective conclusion to re-state the position.	Meets expectations Paragraph transitions need some improvement. Conclusion re-states the position.	Not Yet Organization and structure detract from the content. Letter is disjointed and lacks transition of thoughts. No conclusion.
Grammar & Vocabulary	Exceeds expectations Rules of grammar and usage are followed. Language is clear and precise; sentences display consistently strong, varied structure. Strong use of descriptive and persuasive vocabulary.	Meets expectations Essay contains few grammatical errors. Descriptive and persuasive language is somewhat effective.	Not Yet Essay contains numerous grammatical errors. Little use of persuasive or descriptive vocabulary.