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Comparing Transformation of Characters Essay 9th Grade Rubric Code: K2X7BA2 By janjan0819 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Compare/Contrast Compare and / or contrast the transformation of Mary Anne and the characters in LORD OF THE FLIES.
	Beginner/Emerging 10 pts	Average 14 pts	Advanced 17 pts	Superior 20 pts
Introductory Paragraph This paragraph starts with an "attention grabber" that is appropriate for the topic and engaging to the reader. Thesis statement should e at the end of the introduction and will be proven in the essay. Thoughtful transition between the "attention grabber" to the thesis.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior
First Body Paragraph This paragraph should include the thesis statement's first main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from the texts. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior
Second Body Paragraph This paragraph should include the thesis statement's second main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from the texts. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior
Third Body Paragraph This paragraph should include the thesis statements final main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from the texts.. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. At least one quotation is used in proper MLA format. It begins with a thoughtful transition.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior
Conclusion The last paragraph should be a thorough summary of the points made within the essay. The points should once again be tied back to the essay purpose. It should end with a clear purpose based on the essay type.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior
Mechanics Essay should be throughly proofread. There should be few errors in grammar, punctuation and organization.	Beginner/Emerging	Average	Advanced	Superior