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Argumentative Essay
Rubric Code:
NXW324W
By
clafauci
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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exceptional
20 pts
effective
10 pts
emerging
5 pts
Strong Introduction
exceptional
1-engaging hook grabs the reader's attention
2-writer clearly states the argument
3-writer briefly states reasons for his/her argument
4-introduction helps reader understand the importance of the argument
effective
The introduction does not help the reader understand the importance of the argument.
emerging
Two or more requirements for a strong introduction are missing.
Reasons/body paragraphs
exceptional
1-strong topic sentence is written for each paragraph
2-each reason is fully explained and examples are given
3-reasons and examples are logical
4-each reason paragraph ends with a clincher
effective
One of the four requirements for a body paragraph is missing.
emerging
-reasons or examples are not logical
or
two or more requirements for body paragraphs
Counter Argument
exceptional
1- a clear counter argument is explained
2-the writer provides a rebuttal for the counter argument
effective
A counter argument is made but a rebuttal is not stated.
emerging
The writer does not pose a counter argument.
Writer's Craft
exceptional
1-excellent word choice effectively conveys ideas
2-tone is appropriate
3-writer includes at least one "snapshot"
effective
One of the three required elements of Writer's Craft is not evidenced.
emerging
Two of the required elements of Writer's Craft are not evidenced.
Conclusion
exceptional
1-argument is restated
2-reasons are restated
3-conclusion provides insight or gives the reader something to think about
4-conclusion ends with a strong clincher
effective
One of the three requirements for a conclusion is missing.
emerging
The conclusion does not effectively wrap up the argumentative essay.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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