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Rhetorical Situation Paragraph
Rubric Code:
D2X9866
By
ajhamm03
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Rhetorical Situation Analysis + Annotations
Minimal
1 pts
Basic
2 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Advanced
4 pts
Evidence
Total Points: 8
Minimal
There are no annotations.
Annotations or evidence is not evident and there is no attempt to connect it to the rhetorical situation.
Basic
There are less than six annotations.
Annotations connect to the rhetorical situation, but the connection is clear of vague at times.
Proficient
There are six annotations.
Annotations clearly connect to all parts of the rhetorical situation.
Advanced
There are six or more annotations.
Annotations clearly connect to all parts of the rhetorical situation. They were also referenced/cited in the written paragraph.
Analysis
Total Points: 8
Minimal
Analysis of the rhetorical situation is basic and at times is incorrect.
Analysis does not include elements of the SOAPSTone acronym.
Basic
Analysis of the rhetorical situation is at times clear and well-interpreted, but could be misinterpreted in some moments.
Analysis includes less than half (3-) of the SOAPSTone acronym.
Proficient
Analysis of the rhetorical situation is clear.
Analysis includes most elements of the SOAPSTone acronym (4+).
Advanced
Analysis of the rhetorical situation is clear and insightful.
Analysis includes every element of the SOAPSTone acronym
Organization/Style
Total Points: 4
Minimal
Writing is unfocused and unclear.
Analysis is only listed and not connected into a paragraph format.
Basic
Writing is unfocused and unclear with no topic sentences
Follows the general conventions of paragraph formatting. May sound robotic.
Proficient
Writing is at times clear and focused with a topic sentence.
Writing is mostly well-connected through transitions and flow of ideas in a paragraph format.
Advanced
Writing is clear and focused with a topic sentence.
Writing is fully well-connected through transitions and/or flow of ideas in a paragraph format.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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