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Five-Paragraph Paper Rubric
Five-Paragraph Paper Rubric
Rubric Code:
M65B32
By
dvanderw
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Five-Paragraph Paper
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Introduction Paragraph
Good
The introduction paragraph grabs the readers attention, states what the paper is about (gives main idea), states what three points will be made in the paper, and has a paragraph conclusion.
Fair
The introduction does not state the main idea of the paper, state what three points will be made in the paper, or end with a paragraph conclusion.
Poor
The introduction paragraph does not state the main idea of the paper, does not state what three points will be made in the paper and does not end with a paragrph conclusion.
Paragraphs 2-4
Good
Paragraphs have topic sentences that state the main idea of the paragraph, give details that are informative and on topic, and conclude by rephrasing the topic sentence.
Fair
Paragraphs have topic sentences that state the main idea of the paragraph but do not give details that are informative and on topic.
Poor
Paragraphs do not have topic sentences that state the main idea of the paragraph and do not give details that are informative and on topic.
Conclusion Paragraph
Good
The conlusion paragraph restates the main idea of the paper by rephrasing the introduction paragraph.
Fair
The conclusion paragraph restates the main idea of the paper, but does not rephrase the introduction paragraph.
Poor
The conclusion paragraph does not state the main ides of the paper.
Content
Good
The writer used at least two or more of the following: use vivid details that inform, stick to the main idea, or obviously consider word choice.
Fair
The writer did not do two of the following: use vivid details that inform, stick to the main idea, or obviously consider word choice.
Poor
The writer did not do any of the following: use vivid details that inform, stick to the main idea, or obviously condsider word choice.
Mechanics
Good
Paper has 0 - 3 errors in the areas of spelling, grammar, and use of complete sentences.
Fair
Paper has 4-8 errors in the areas of spelling, grammar, and use of complete sentences.
Poor
Paper has 9 or more errors in the areas of spelling, grammar, and use of complete sentences.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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