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Literary Analysis Essay 
Essay of Literary Analysis that uses concrete details and textual evidence to support a thesis.
Rubric Code: N8X872
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Very Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

Topic (analysis)

Poor

Essay is not organized into sub-topics that focus on one aspect of the play.
Fair

Organization is unclear or the essay does not remain focused on the play.
Very Good

Essay is organized into sub-topics that explore and support the thesis.
Excellent

Essay's organization supports thesis and remains focused on aspect of literature with insightful discussion.
Intro. & Conclusion

Poor

Intro. neither introduces required information nor has the characteristics of an intro.
Con. doesn't restate thesis and synthesize or conclusion missing.
Fair

Introduction does not meet all of the requirements.
Conclusion restates main topic of the essay but does not synthesize.
Very Good

Introduces author and title, defines aspect on which analysis is based, and states thesis

Restates thesis and synthesizes.
Excellent

Introduces elements and is creative and unique.

Restates thesis and synthesizes, leaves the reader thinking, and, is creative/ thoughtful.
Thesis

Poor

Thesis is unclear and unsupported. Discussion shows little understanding of the text.
Fair

Thesis is somewhat clear and somewhat supported with concrete details and commentary.
Very Good

Thesis is clear and supported with concrete details and commentary throughout the essay.
Excellent

Thesis is very clear, well developed, and supported throughout with details and appropriate commentary.
Text evidence.

Poor

No text evidence provided in the form of quotes or examples.
Fair

Contains fewer than the required pieces of text evidence (cited support) or evidence does not support thesis.
Very Good

Body paragraphs contain the required peices of text evidence (cited support) that clearly support the thesis.
Excellent

Essay contains multiple quotes that offer support for the thesis and are creatively incorporated.
Spelling and Grammar

Poor

Many errors in spelling and grammar detract significantly from the essay.
Fair

Multiple errors in spelling and grammar show little effort in editing and proofreading.
Very Good

Very few errors in spelling and grammar.
Excellent

No errors in spelling and grammar throughout the essay.




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