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Collaborative Literary Analysis Essay 
Rubric Code: Z4A2W9
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Focus/Comprehension

Poor

Lacks focus on central theme; no support for thesis; misunderstood content of text(s)
Fair

Focus on central theme; inconsistent support for thesis; inconsistent understanding of
text(s)
Good

Developed central theme; developed support for thesis; consistently understood text(s)
Great

Developed and supported theme insightfully; brought new ideas to paper; analysis appropriate, focused
Introduction/Conclusion

Poor

Not appropriately developed; thesis unclear and/or unfocused
Fair

Development attempted; thesis unclear and/or unfocused
Good

Developed; thesis clear and focused
Great

Skillfully developed; thesis insightful and focused
Body Paragraphs

Poor

Lacks transitions; insufficient development of information/analysis; topic sentences not developed; lacks specifics/little relevancy to thesis; no lit crit or poor MLA
Fair

Some transitions and development of info/analysis; problematic topic sentences; problems with specifics/ relevancy; inadequate text/lit crit quotes used; MLA concerns
Good

Frequent transitions; effective info/analysis; topic sentences need refinement; multiple supporting details ; text and lit crit quotes embedded, MLA mostly OK
Great

Effective transitions; significant info/analysis; text and lit crit quotes skillfully embedded, using MLA form
Mechanics

Poor

Easily corrected errors found throughout paper; citations not included, nor is Bibiography
Fair

Easily corrected errors somewhat frequent; unproofread MLA citations, missing or incorrect Bibliography
Good

Mostly consistent and appropriate application of rules of Standard English; MLA citations and Bibliography are mostly correct
Great

Appropriate application of Standard English and MLA; errors due to complex structures/ vocab; Bibliography has minimal errors





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