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Persuasive Esssay
Rubric Code:
K2684X
By
puakea
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Persuasive Essay
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Introduction
Poor
Introduction is trite and dull.
Fair
Introduction lacks an engaging beginning but is relevant to the issue.
Good
Introduction only partially develops the attention-grabbing opener.
Excellent
Introduction grabs the reader's attention with three interresting questions.
Thesis Statement
Poor
Introduction omits thesis statement.
Fair
Thesis statement is missing a key point and/or is vague.
Good
Thesis statement contains two key points and/or is vague.
Excellent
Thesis statement contains three, clear key points.
Body Paragraphs
Poor
Reasons supporting the thesis are not stated, or stated reasons are irrelevant.
Fair
Only one somewhat convincing reason supports the thesis, or stated reasons lack persuasiveness.
Good
At least two somewhat convincing and relevant reasons support the thesis.
Excellent
Essay contains three body paragraphs which coincide with the thesis statement.
Persuasive Support
Poor
Supporting reasons are not arranged in an order that makes sense.
Fair
Supporting reasons are in an order that makes sense at times.
Good
Supporting reasons are in a basic logical order, with minor lapses.
Excellent
Supporting reasons are relevant, convincing and in a logical order.
Conclusion
Poor
Conclusion lacks a summary of reasons and a call to action.
Fair
Conclusion refers to reasons and/or gives an unrealistic or unsupported call to action.
Good
Conclusion generally summarizes the reasons and/or gives a reasonable call to action.
Excellent
Conclusion concisely summarizes the reasons and/or gives a well-supported and specific call to action.
Writing Conventions
Poor
Minimal use of standard English spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and sentence structure appropriate for this grade level confuses the reader.
Fair
Inconsistent use of standard English spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and sentence structure appropriate for this grade level may confuse the reader.
Good
Standard English spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and sentence structure are used appropriately for this grade level, with few problems.
Excellent
Standard English spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and sentence structure are used appropriately for this grade level, throughout the essay.
Format
Poor
Essay does not contain most of the format requirements.
Fair
Essay does not contain many of the format requirements.
Good
Essay contains most of the format requirements.
Excellent
Essay is typed in preset, 12 font, or neatly handwritten on the front side of the paper. Name, date, subject, and assignment are in the top right hand corner, or on a title page. Essay title is centered at the top of the first page and is taken from the last 2-5 words in the final sentence.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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