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Research Paper Rough Draft
Research Paper Rough Draft - 2nd copy
The rough draft of the research paper should be a minimum of 5 pages double-spaced with a clear introduction, a well-developed body of the paper, and a conclusion. The paper should include a works cited (bibliography) and follow MLA format.
Rubric Code:
DX2BCBB
By
aprilwalker
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Research Paper Rough Draft
Excellent
10 pts
Good
8 pts
Fair
7 pts
Poor
6 pts
Introduction
Excellent
The student has introduced the topic of the paper well, has a clear thesis statement, and the sentences flow throughout the paragraph. The student has used a great hook to grab the reader's attention.
Good
The student has introduced the topic of the paper, has a thesis statement, and the sentences flow throughout the paragraph. The student has used a decent hook to grab the reader's attention.
Fair
The student has introduced the topic of the paper and the sentences flow throughout the paragraph, but the introduction is lacking a hook and/or needs to work on having a better thesis statement.
Poor
The student has an introduction, but he/she needs to work on making the sentences flow, adding a hook and/or adding a thesis statement.
Citations
Excellent
All of the citations in the paper are formatted properly, with or without signal phrases, including parentheses, page numbers, and author's name.
Good
Most of the citations in the paper are formatted properly, with or without signal phrases, including parentheses, page numbers, and author's name.
Fair
Some of the citations in the paper are formatted properly, with or without signal phrases, including parentheses, page numbers, and author's name.
Poor
Few of the citations in the paper are formatted properly, with or without signal phrases, including parentheses, page numbers, and author's name.
Organization
Excellent
The paper follows proper format with interesting transitions, stays on topic, and the paper flows well.
Good
Most of the paper stays on topic and flows well, but the author may need more transitions and/or to work on formatting.
Fair
The author attempts to create an organized paper, but needs to work on transitions, formatting, and staying on topic.
Poor
The paper was disorganized and difficult to follow. The author needs to work on significant revision.
Conclusion
Excellent
Conclusion accurately sums up what is said in the paper, includes a restatement of the thesis sentence, and provides meaningful insight into the topic.
Good
Conclusion sums up what is said in the paper with some gaps in thought and includes a restatement of the thesis sentence.
Fair
Conclusion sums up what is said in the paper with many gaps in thought OR does not includes a restatement of the thesis sentence.
Poor
Conclusion does not sum up what is said in the paper.
Paper Length & Development
Excellent
The paper is at least 5 pages with well-developed paragraphs.
Good
The paper is at least 5 pages but the paragraphs need to be better developed.
Fair
The paper is 3-4 pages and/or the the paragraphs need to be better developed.
Poor
The paper is incomplete and/or needs significant development.
Conventions
Excellent
The paper has almost no errors in punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and grammar.
Good
The paper contains only a few errors in punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar.
Fair
The paper contains some errors in punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar that can be distracting to the reader.
Poor
The paper contains many errors in punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar.
Works Cited
Excellent
Works Cited includes all required information in proper MLA format.
Good
Works Cited includes required information with no more than 2-3 errors in MLA format.
Fair
Works Cited is missing a significant amount of required information with more than 3 errors or may need more sources.
Poor
Works Cited does not include required information, is not in MLA format, has many errors and/or does not contain enough sources.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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