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Compare and Contrast Compare and Contrast Students will find and write about three specific examples to compare and contrast in a piece of literature. Students must tell why their example compares and contrasts. Rubric Code: V29227 By slanderson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Compare and Contrast
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Introduction	Poor Only one of the following is included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.	Fair Two of the following are included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.	Good All of the following are included: names of author, title of the book/article, thesis statement.
1st example of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.
Example 2 of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.
Example 3 of Compare and Contrast	Poor A specific example from the book was included, but was not compared nor contrasted.	Fair A specific example from the book was included, but either the comparision or the contrasting was not included and was without details from the book/article.	Good A specific example from the book was included, and both the comparion and the contrasting was included with details from the book/article.