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Writing- Response to Literature Essay
Writing- Response to Literature Essay
Rubric Code:
Q8BX74
By
beaufortv
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Response to Lit Essay
Mastery
3
15 pts
Approaching Mastery
2
10 pts
Beginning/ Learning
1
5 pts
Response to Literature
Mastery
- Writes a response to literature that demonstrates an insightful understanding of the work. Organizes an interpretation around clear ideas, premises, or images, and justifies the interpretation through examples and textural evidence.
Approaching Mastery
- Writes a response to literature that demonstrates some understanding of the work. There may be some organization and interpretation around clear ideas, premises, or images. Some use of examples and textural evidence to justify interpretation.
Beginning/ Learning
- Writes a response to literature that demonstrates little or no understanding of the work. The writer’s interpretation is unclear and justified with few or no relevant examples or instances of textual evidence. Response is mainly a summary.
Details from the Text
Mastery
Meeting-3
One or two details are used from the text.
The details somewhat support and respond to the question.
Approaching Mastery
Approaching-2
One detail is used from the text.
The detail only slightly supports and responds to the question.
Beginning/ Learning
Beginning-1
No or only one detail from the text is used in the written reading response.
The detail has no connection or support to the response.
Conventions
Mastery
Meeting-3
Sentences begin with a capital and have end punctuation. Sentences are complete.
Punctuation is mostly used correctly.
Most words are spelled correctly.
Paragraphs are mostly used correctly.
Approaching Mastery
Approaching-2
Most sentences begin with a capital and have end punctuation with some sentence fragments.
Punctuation is sometimes used correctly.
Most words are spelled correctly
Paragraphs are sometimes used correctly.
Beginning/ Learning
Beginning-1
Some sentences begin with a capital and end with the appropriate punctuation. There are sentence fragments.
Punctuation is sometimes used correctly.
There are many mispelled words.
There are no paragraphs used when needed.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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