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Compare and Contrast Essay Question Compare and Contrast Essay Question Rubric Code: J3672C By doanma Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Compare and Contrast Question
	Exceeds Standard 4 pts	At Standards 2 pts	Approaching Standards 1 pts	Below standard 0 pts
Accuracy	Exceeds Standard Provides the correct city and country where the two articles were signed. Also, have the correct countries that signed each within the essay	At Standards Provides at least city/state but not both of each article signed. The correct countries that signed each article within the essay.	Approaching Standards Does not have either the city or country where the articles signed but has participating countries that signed each article and vice verse.	Below standard Does not have either the city or country, nor the countries that signed each article.
Comparison	Exceeds Standard Compares each article with at least three characteristics that are comparable.	At Standards Compares each article with less than three but more than one characteristics that are comparable.	Approaching Standards Has only one characteristics that is comparable to each article.	Below standard No comparison was made with each document.
Contrast	Exceeds Standard Compares each article with at least three characteristics that are contrasting.	At Standards Compares each article with less than three but more than one characteristics that are contrasting.	Approaching Standards Has only one characteristics that is contrasting to each article.	Below standard No contrast was made with each document.
Introduction and conclusion	Exceeds Standard An introduction paragraph that is a minimum of three sentences that introduces and explains thoroughly to the documents to the reader. A conclusion paragraph that reiterates all major points of the essay itself and sums up the essay.	At Standards An introduction paragraph that is a minimum of three sentences that introduces and explains briefly the documents to the reader. A conclusion paragraph that reiterates some major points of the essay itself and sums up the essay.	Approaching Standards An introduction paragraph that is a minimum of three sentences that introduces and explains vaguely the documents to the reader. A conclusion paragraph that reiterates few major points of the essay itself and sums up the essay.	Below standard An introduction paragraph that is a minimum of three sentences that introduces and explains no portion of the documents to the reader. A conclusion paragraph that reiterates no major points of the essay itself and sums up the essay.