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Book Review Rubric Code: ZBA8C8 By kristenbrunshaw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 (N/A)
Plot Summary (K)	Level 1 Book and title are not introduced. A few sentences about the book are given, however, there is no plot summary.	Level 2 Book may not be introduced. Some minimal details given about the book. The plot is vaguely summarized. The reader somewhat understands the premise of the book.	Level 3 Book and author are introduced. Great details about the book. The plot is simple and to the point. The reader understands what the book is about, however, there are still a couple unanswered main questions.	Level 4 Book and author are introduced. Exceptional Plot review with specific details pulled from the novel. The reader easily understands the premise of the book
Book Analysis (A)	Level 1 Student doesn't analyze the book and provide opinions and reasoning for their answers.	Level 2 Student provides some thought to the analysis, however opinions are not clearly explained or provided.	Level 3 Student provides insight and analysis of the book. They back up their ideas with reasoning which is clearly explained to the reader.	Level 4 Student goes above and beyond the minimum requirements with the analysis of the book, providing ideas and opinions with valid reasoning.
Final Opinions (T)	Level 1 There are no final opinions.	Level 2 Final opinions are brief.	Level 3 Final opinions are present and clear.	Level 4 Detailed final opinions are helpful to the reader in deciding the merit of the novel.
Spelling Grammar (C)	Level 1 No evidence of proof reading. Spelling and grammatical errors prohibit understanding of the review	Level 2 Minimal evidence of proof reading. Errors are distracting to the understanding of the work.	Level 3 Few errors that don't distract from the meaning of the work.	Level 4 Work is error free, and clearly written.