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Response to Literature 
Response to Literature
Students respond to the author's theme in Amigo Brothers. What is his theme? How does he convey it to the reader, especially through the subject of the story, boxing?
Rubric Code: N2682W
By emiranda
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Response to Literature
  Poor

1 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Evidence from Text

Poor

No or only one detail from the text is cited. This detail has no connection or support to the response.
Good

Two details from the text are cited. These details somewhat support and respond to the assignment questions.
Excellent

Three or more details from the text are cited. These details clearly & completely support the response to the assignment questions.
Ideas

Poor

There is nothing written that further explains the evidence from the text and how it connects to the response.
Good

There are one or two sentences that further explain the evidence chosen from the text to respond to the question.
Excellent

There are two or more sentences that further explain the evidence chosen from the text to respond to the question.
Making Connections

Poor

Response does not include connections.
Good

Response includes connections between the text and self, text to another text, or the text to the world.
Excellent

Response includes connections between the text and self, text to another text, and text to the world.
Sentence Fluency

Poor

Sentences are short, unclear, repetitive, and very choppy.
Good

The essay would benefit from greater sentence variety. The flow was choppy in areas.
Excellent

There are a variety of sentences. Similar ideas are combined to create complex and compound sentences.
There was a smooth flow throughout.
Grammar

Poor

There are so many mistakes that the essay is hard to understand.
Good

There are several mistakes, but they do not affect understanding.
Excellent

There are almost no errors in grammar, capitalization, spelling or usage.
Presentation

Poor

The essay is messy. It may be illegible in many places. The illustration and title page are messy and thrown together or completely missing.
Good

The essay is legible but not very neat. There is an illustration and a title page.
Excellent

The essay is neat and legible. There is at least one good illustration that enhances the presentation. There is a nice and neat title page.
Formatting

Poor

More than one of the formatting requirements were not followed. All indentations are incorrect or there are no indentations at all.
Good

All but one of the formatting requirements were followed. The indentations are inconsistent.
Excellent

All of the formatting requirements were followed. If typed, the font is 12pt & black. If handwritten, it is in cursive and dark blue or black ink. All indentations are correct and it is double-spaced.



Keywords:
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