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5-Paragraph Argumentative Essay Rubric
5-Paragraph Argumentative Essay Rubric
Students will demonstrate their knowledge of paragraph organization by writing a 5-paragraph argumentative essay utilizing the writing process of planning, organizing, writing, evaluating and revising.
Rubric Code:
Q94AW8
By
benlowellbacon
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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LS 2C - 5 Paragraph Essay
Effective
Super Duper! Writer
20 pts
Adequate
Good Writer!
15 pts
Marginal
OK writer!
10 pts
Inadequate
Oops????
5 pts
Argumentative Topic
20 pts
CLAIM:
Effective
First paragraph has a greeting and a clearly written claim. The main idea is included with three supporting details.
Adequate
First paragraph has no greeting but the claim is clearly written. The main idea is included with two or one supporting details.
Marginal
First paragraph has no greeting and claim is difficult to locate but is written. The main idea is unclear and no supporting details are included.
Inadequate
Attempts to address the topic but with little or no success. Is missing many important ideas and supporting details.
Organization
20 pts
Effective
Establishes a clear and logical organization. Has written five paragraphs and each paragraph is indented. Uses transitional phrases to move from one paragraph to another. Conclusion is a summary of the whole document. Includes a closing and signature.
Adequate
Establishes a clear and logical organization. Has written 3 to 4 paragraphs with some paragraphs being indented. Uses some transitional phrases to move from one paragraph to another. Is missing a conclusion or a closing or a signature.
Marginal
There is some organization but it is difficult to identify. Has written 2-3 paragraphs and does not indent. Does not use transitional phrases. Is missing a conclusion and a closing and a signature.
Inadequate
Fails to organize ideas or work is incomplete.
Development & Details
20 pts
Effective
Weaves three relevant research information details and ideas throughout the document to support claim. Points out drawbacks and provides solutions.
Adequate
Weaves some relevant research information details and ideas throughout the document to support claim. Points out some drawbacks with some solutions.
Marginal
Research information seems unclear, vague. It does not match claim or support main idea.
Inadequate
No research is included.
Conventions of English and mechanic
20 pts
Effective
Free of errors. Has no grammatical errors, capitalization errors, spelling errors, punctuation errors or typographical errors. Uses a variety of sentences; some complex and some simple.
Adequate
Has some grammatical errors, capitalization errors, spelling errors, punctuation errors or typographical errors. Uses ONLY complex sentences OR simple sentences.
Marginal
Has several grammatical errors, capitalization errors, spelling errors, punctuation errors or typographical errors. Only writes in simple sentence form.
Inadequate
Has too many errors that makes reading the document difficult.
Word Choice
20 pts
Effective
Uses elaborate and advance vocabulary throughout the document.
Adequate
Uses some vocabulary in their document.
Marginal
Overuse of words and vocabulary. Vocabulary is simple.
Inadequate
Vocabulary is limited.
Keywords:
writing, 5-paragraph, essay
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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