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Quote Analysis- Five People You Meet In Heaven After reading The Five People You Meet In Heaven, students will explain and analyze five quotes from the novel that make an impact in the lives of others in the story, as well as how they make an impact in your life. Rubric Code: T35AW6 By Kathielen Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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	Good 3 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts
Introduction	Good Introduction is clear and well thought out. Clearly shows what will be discussed and comprehension of the story.	Poor Introduction is somewhat clear and somewhat well thought out. Does not clearly shows what will be discussed and/or comprehension of the story.	Fair Introduction is unclear and not well thought out. Does not clearly shows what will be discussed and/or clear comprehension of the story.
Quote Statement and Explanation	Good Each quote is stated and clearly explained. Provides excellent and clear support and examples from the novel.	Poor Four quotes are stated and clearly explained. Provides good support and examples from the novel.	Fair Three or less quotes are stated and clearly explained. Provides minimal support and examples from the novel.
Impact	Good Quotes clearly indicate the impact made in the lives of others in the story as well as the writer.	Poor Quotes somewhat indicate the impact made in the lives of others in the story as well as the writer.	Fair Quotes do not clearly indicate the impact made in the lives of others in the story as well as the writer.
Conclusion	Good Conclusion is clear and well thought out. Clearly shows what was discussed and sums up any loose ends.	Poor Conclusion is somewhat clear and well thought out. Does not clearly show what was discussed and/or does not sum up any loose ends.	Fair Conclusion is unclear and not well thought out. Does not clearly shows what was discussed and/or does not sum up any loose ends.
Conventions and Skills	Good There are zero to two errors.	Poor There are three to five errors.	Fair There are six or more errors.