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Rubric for Practice of “World Literature Assignments 1 & 2”: Your work will be graded under 4 categories: A) Knowledge of aspect of the work, and treatment; B) Knowledge and understanding of works; C) Presentation; D) Language. To get a good mark, you will: 1 Choose an appropriate aspect 2 Ensure that your chosen aspect has focus 3 Ensure that your ideas show independence of thought and treatment is relevant to the aspect 4 Show detailed knowledge of, and good insight into, aspects of most relevant to assignment 5 Show clear, meaningful linking of works 6 Show appreciation of cultural setting relevant to assignment 7 Show clear, logical structure 8 Show precise, pertinent references to the works 9 Remain within the word limit 10 Use an appropriate register 11 Follow writing conventions 12 Write fluently and clearly. For the 1st, 7th, 10th, 11th and 12th categories, I will be referring to the rubric for marking "IB and AP Essays."

Rubric for Re-Outline of the Deep Structure of a First Draft (A Revision Technique): List of Topic Sentences of Each Paragraph of Your Partner’s Essay (Quoted Verbatim), Main Ideas of Each (Restated in Your Own Words), and One Important Undeveloped Idea in Each Paragraph (20 points/100): List of Developed and Undeveloped Topics and Ideas About Those Topics (35 points/100): Suggested Body Paragraph, With Topic Sentence (From the List Above) for the First Draft of Your Partner’s “Mock World Literature Assignment #1” (25 points/100): Suggested New Thesis Statement and Title for Your Partner’s Essay (20 points/100):

Used for assessing a PowerPoint presentation on an assigned topic to present to classmates.