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Propaganda Propaganda Examine propaganda in political ads and in literary excerpts. Rubric Code: L3B5A3 By sconti Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Propaganda Enter rubric description
	Poor 4 pts	Fair 5 pts	Excellent 6 pts
Propaganda in Politics Locate propaganda in polical writings or in political ads.	Poor Student only located one example of political propaganda.	Fair Student located two examples of politcal propaganda.	Excellent Student located three examples of political propaganda.
Political Propaganda Intention Describe the intention of the propaganda.	Poor The student only expained the intention of the politcal propaganda for one of his/her examples.	Fair The student explained the intention of the political propaganda for two of his/her examples.	Excellent The student clearly explained the intention of the politcal propaganda for all of his/her examples.
Political Propaganda Audience Clearly identify the political propaganda audience.	Poor The student does not clearly identify the audience of at least one political propaganda example.	Fair The student only identifies the audience for two examples of political propaganda.	Excellent The student clearly identifies the targeted audience, and describes them for all three examples of political propaganda.
Literary Propaganda Locate propaganda in literary excerpts at your reading level.	Poor Student only located one example of literary propaganda.	Fair Student located two examples of literary propaganda.	Excellent Student located three examples of literary propaganda.
Literary Propaganda Intention Describe the author's purpose for using propaganda in the literary work.	Poor Student only explained the author's purpose of including propaganda in one literary work.	Fair Student explained the authors' purpose of including propaganda in two literary works.	Excellent The student clearly explained every authors' purpose of including propaganda in each literary work.