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Freak the Mighty Persuasive Writing 
Persuasive writing piece for the Freak the Mighty novel study.
Rubric Code: A242B2A
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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4 pts


3 pts


2 pts


1 pts

Organization

Using a system, mind map, outline.

4

- The introduction is engaging and clearly states the writer's argument.

- The conclusion strongly states a personal opinion and ties in discussed arguments throughout; may present a clever
ending.

- Writing is clear and coherent and ideas are well organized throughout.
3

- The introduction includes an opinion and an attempt at persuading the reader.

The conclusion states a personal opinion and summarises persuasive reasons stated throughout.

- Information is presented in a logical order, but does not always maintain the interest of the reader.
2

- The introduction is very brief or missing.

- Ideas and argument are disjointed and not clear.

- The conclusion is weak and simply restates a reason already stated initially.
1

The structure is difficult to identify.
Persuasive Techniques

Good reasons to persuade others with page numbers.

4

- Three or more excellent reasons are stated with good support. All reasons are explained and have a good argument.
3

- Two to three reasons are stated, but the arguments are weak or lacking explanation in some places.
2

Two or less reasons are stated and the arguments or explanations are weak or missing.
1

The writing only has one reason that is presented and not supported.
Grammar and Punctuation

Conventions

4

- Persuasive writing has accurate spelling, grammar and punctuation. Very few mistakes exist.
3

- Persuasive writing has good spelling, grammar and punctuation throughout. Several grammatical errors exist which interferes with the flow of the writing at times.
2

- Persuasive writing has many spelling, grammar and punctuation errors. The writing is very disjointed and is not easy to understand.
1

Persuasive writing is hard to read due to grammar and punctuation errors.
Vocabulary

Include strong vocabulary from book.

4

- Vocabulary and choice of words is creative and enhances the argument.

- Strong, persuasive words and devices are included to support and explain each argument.
3

- Vocabulary and word choices have been carefully chosen to persuade and enhance writing.

- Persuasive words assist in delivering strong argument.
2

- Vocabulary and word choice is limited.

- The same words are repeated throughout and very few words are persuasive.
1

-A lot of words and phrases are repeated, and the wording takes away from the message of the writing.










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