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Political-One-Page Essay
Political-One-Page Essay
What type of government would Odysseus prefer?
Rubric Code:
M4637B
By
aferrelli
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Subject:
Humanities
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Excellent
5 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Focus
Excellent
The paper has a clear thesis statement that answers the question and remains on topic throughout.
Good
The paper has a clear thesis that answers the question and very rarely loses focus.
Fair
The paper has a clear thesis but does not stay focused.
Poor
The paper does not have a clear focus.
Content/Elaboration
Excellent
There are plenty of details used to support the focus of the paper. Each of the three necessary pieces of information is included. Thesis and details are supported by two quotes.
Good
The paper has good elaboration to support the focus of the paper, but one or two places could use a some more detail/explanation. Thesis and details are supported by one quote.
Fair
The paper includes some detail, but at least two of the missing pieces of information are missing.
The paper does not include any quotes.
Poor
The paper contains very little elaboration. Supporting details are needed throughout.
Logical Use of Information
Excellent
All information in the paper is accurate, and clearly shows a logical connection between the text and history.
Good
There are one or two details in the paper that are inaccurate.
A clear connection between the text and history is made.
Fair
Several details in the paper are inaccurate.
An attempt at a connection between the text and history is made.
Poor
The majority of the details in the paper are inaccurate.
There is no logical connection between the text and history.
References to text
Excellent
Uses quoted text thoughtfully, appropriately and completely correct documentation (in text and work cited)
Good
Uses quoted text adequately with documentation that may have one or two mistakes.
Fair
Uses quoted text with an attempt at documentation
Poor
Doesn't use quoted text
Subjects:
English
Humanities
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