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iRubric: Introduction: Expository Essay rubric

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Introduction: Expository Essay Step Up To Writing: I-Chart: Expository Essay . Rubric Code: N932X3 By geoteach Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

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	Exceeding Standards Total Points: 4 pts	Meeting Standards Total Points: 3 pts	Progressing Towards Standards Total Points: 2 pts	Does Not Meet Standards Total Points: 1 pts
Thesis Statement	Exceeding Standards Sentence starts with a high level OPS creating a dependent clause, followed by a comma. Sentence includes an idependent clause, followed by a period. Use of strong adjectives and/or adverbs in sentence. Answers the question and makes a clear arguement.	Meeting Standards Sentence starts with an OPS creating a dependent clause, followed by a comma. Sentence includes an idependent clause, followed by a period. Answers the question and makes a clear arguement.	Progressing Towards Standards Sentence starts with an OPS creating a dependent clause, followed by a comma. Sentence includes an idependent clause, followed by a period. Thesis stament is unclear or fails to answer the question.	Does Not Meet Standards Sentence includes an idependent clause, followed by a period. Thesis stament is unclear and fails to answer the question.
Spelling and Grammar	Exceeding Standards Paper is practically flawless.	Meeting Standards Errors do not interfere with comprehension.	Progressing Towards Standards Errors distract reader.	Does Not Meet Standards Errors overwhelm the reader.
Hook	Exceeding Standards The hook summerizes the story and establishes context. Uses vocabulary that captures the readers interest.	Meeting Standards The hook summerizes the story and establishes context.	Progressing Towards Standards The hook fails to summerize the story or establish context.	Does Not Meet Standards The hook fails to summerize the story and establish context.