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Informative Essay Rubric
Persuasive Essay College/University Rubric
Rubric Code:
U243329
By
saalmazan
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Organization and Structure
Master
5 pts
Distinguished
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Intermediate
2 pts
Novice
1 pts
Introduction
Master
The attention getter is
interesting and
appropriate, the topic and
purpose are clearly stated,
and the main points are
clearly identified and
established.
Distinguished
The attention getter is
appropriate, the topic or
the purpose is clearly
stated, and the main
points are listed.
Proficient
The attention getter is
present, but it does not
have enough
development even
though the topic or the
purpose is stated, and
the main points are
listed.
Intermediate
The attention getter is
present, there is an
attempt to state the topic
or purpose, and the main
points are partially listed.
Novice
The attention getter is
not present or weak, no
topic or purpose is
stated, and the main
points are missing or
unclear.
Body
Master
The speaker signals and
follows a clear and logical
organizational pattern and
transitions are used to
provide a clear relationship
of one idea to the next.
Distinguished
The speaker uses a clear
organizational pattern
and transitions provide a
clear relationship of one
idea to the next.
Proficient
The speaker attempts to
use a pattern and a few
transitions are used to
provide relationships of
ideas.
Intermediate
The speaker attempts to
use a pattern , but the
speaker does not transition
from one idea to the next.
Novice
The speaker is
unorganized and
transitions are not used.
Conclusion
Master
A clear final ending is used
that relates to the
attention-getter,
summarizes, and
concludes the speech.
Distinguished
A clear final ending is
used to summarize and
conclude the speech.
Proficient
The close of the speech is
mentioned, but it is a
little unclear.
Intermediate
The close of the speech is
mentioned, but it is lacking
proper development.
Novice
The speech ends
abruptly or incompletely.
Elaboration and Explanation
Master
Explanations are clear,
interesting, well
developed, and balanced.
Distinguished
The speaker meets 3 of
the criteria.
Proficient
The speaker meets 2 of
the criteria.
Intermediate
The speaker meets 1 of the
criteria.
Novice
The speaker meets none
of the criteria.
Support and Citations
Master
A variety of types of
resources are used which
clearly support the
speaker’s ideas and
sources are clearly
referenced.
Distinguished
Resources are utilized
that support the
speaker’s ideas and
sources are referenced.
Proficient
Resources are used, but
their purpose is unclear.
Intermediate
An insufficient number of
resources are used and
sources are not clearly
referenced.
Novice
There are no resources
used and sources are not
cited.
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
Writing
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