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Persuasive Essay Plastic Bottles Persuasive Essay Guidelines for scoring a persuasive essay. Rubric Code: V4XC67 By eiuvara Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Persuasive Essay
	I am convinced! 4 pts	I see your point! 3 pts	You may be right? 2 pts	I am not convinced! 1 pts
Introduction	I am convinced! Written in your own words. You DEFINITELY got the reader's attention. Included Thesis.	I see your point! Written in your own words. You got the reader's attention. Included Thesis.	You may be right? Written in your own words. The reader knows your point of view. Included Thesis.	I am not convinced! Not in your own words or thesis not included.
Thesis Statement	I am convinced! Thesis is present and clear with at least two reasons that support the prompt.	I see your point! Thesis is present and clearly written with one reason that supports the prompt.	You may be right? Thesis is present but doesn't include reasons that support the prompt.	I am not convinced! Thesis is not present or is not clear
Main Idea of each paragraph	I am convinced! Written in own words. Main Idea is present and clearly written.	I see your point! Written in own words. Main Idea is present and written satisfactorily.	You may be right? Written in own words. Main Idea is confusing and includes too many topics.	I am not convinced! Main idea is not present or is unclear. Not written in own words
Research and Analysis	I am convinced! Shows research of topic thoroughly. Uses a resource for evidence and support of each topic.	I see your point! Shows some research of topic. Uses a resource for evidence and support of each topic.	You may be right? Shows little research of topic. Uses a resource for evidence and support of only one topic.	I am not convinced! No resources given to support topics.
School/Class survey	I am convinced! Survey is included in an appropriate part of the essay and is well explained.	I see your point! Survey is included in the essay and is well explained.	You may be right? Survey is included in the essay and is not explained.	I am not convinced! Survey is not included in the essay.
Conclusion	I am convinced! Written in own words. The concluding paragraph does an excellent job of summing up the statements in the essay and is well developed.	I see your point! Written in own words. The concluding paragraph sums up the statements in the essay, but somewhat lacks development.	You may be right? Written in own words. There is an attempt at a concluding paragraph, but does not restate the topic of tie the details together.	I am not convinced! There is no concluding paragraph present or is not written in own words.
Grammar and Mechanics	I am convinced! The paragraph contains no errors in usage, spelling, and mechanics.	I see your point! The paragraph contains 1 or 2 errors in usage, spelling and mechanics.	You may be right? The paragraph contains 3 or 4 errors in usage, spelling and mechanics.	I am not convinced! The paragraph contains 5 or more errors in usage, spelling and mechanics.

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