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    Literary Analysis Rubric

    Outstanding Exceeds Expectations Meets Expectations ApproachingExpectations

    Unacceptable

    Intro/Conclusion

     _____

    o  Introduction grabsattention andprovides meaningful

    context to apersuasive argument

    o  Conclusion

    effectively restatesthe argument, butfresh language andmeaningful insightleaves reader

     wanting more

    9 8

    o  Introduction sparkssome interest andeffectively introduces

    reasonable argumento

      Conclusion restatesarguments, but uses newlanguage and showsunderstanding of the bigpicture

    7 6

    o  Introduction provides contextfor the argument but isobvious and/or basic

    o

     

    Conclusion restates arguments,but recycles previousstatements verbatim

    5

    o  Introduction orconclusion does notflow with the

    argument of the papero

      Introduction orconclusion containsblanket or vaguestatements; needsdevelopment to beeffective

    4 3

    o  No introductionand/or conclusion

    2 1

     Thesis

     _____

    o

     

     Argument is clearlyarticulated andpersuasive, containsan original opinion

    9 8

    o

     

     Thesis presents areasonable opinion,argument is clear andfocused

    7 6

    o

     

     Thesis is a plausible argument;contains a legitimate opinion,but somewhat broad and basic

    5

    o

     

     Thesis demonstratesmisunderstanding ofthe prompt or text

    4 3

    o

     

     Thesis not evident;thesis is a fact orplot summary; thesisnot in correctposition

    2 1 Topic Sentencesand Transitions

     _____

    o   Topic sentences

    contribute to thehighly persuasivenature of the

    argument

    9 8

    o   Topic sentences

    articulate preciseargument; logicallylinked to thesis

    7 6

    o   Topic sentences are present

    and make an argumentconnected to the thesis;however, ideas are obvious and

    basic

    5

    o   Topic sentences are

    not linked to the thesiso

       Topic sentences showmisunderstanding or

    prompt or text

    4 3

    o   Topic sentences not

    evidento

       Topic sentences arefacts or summaries

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    Literary Analysis Rubric

    !"#$%&'() + ,--. /01 2%3# 2456&7 17(""68

    Evidence

     _____

    o   You have chosen,

    for the most part,the best evidence tosupport your point

    o  Evidence is highly

    persuasive andeffective insupporting yourargument

    9 8

    o   Your evidence is

    believable andconvincing and supportsyour argument

    7 6

    o  Evidence is present, but

    superficial

    5

    o  Evidence chosen does

    not supportthesis/topic sentences

    o   Textual evidence isirrelevant

    4 3

    o  Little or no

    evidence;

    2 1Commentary

     _____

    o  Creative/originalideas and insights;extensivecommentary,refreshing; goes

    beyond obvious andbasic commentary

    9 8

    o   Analysis is believableand convincing, a fewassertions may lackspecific examples, butassertions are still clearly

    connected to theargument

    7 6

    o   Analysis supports yourargument, but ideas areobvious and basic

    5

    o  Ideas lackdevelopment;misunderstanding ofprompt or text;illogical argument;

    4 3

    o   Analysis not presentsimply plotsummary

    o   Analysis does notaddress the prompt

    2 1Style,

     Vocabulary,SentenceStructure

     _____

    o  Sophisticated vocabulary; sentence variety; quotationsare smoothlyblended

    9 8

    o  Effectively blends directquotation withexplanatory words andphrases to introduce thequotation and facilitatenarrative flow; stillattempting advanced

     vocabulary

    7 6

    o  Blend quoted materialsmoothly; but sentencestructure lack variety- basic andobvious; attempts toincorporate more advanced

     vocabulary

    5

    o  Problems withsentence clarity,redundancy; somequotes stand alone;some vague sentences;little use of class

     vocabulary or sentence

     variety

    4 3

    o  Serious problems with coherence andsentence clarity;most sentences needrevision; mostquotes stand aloneand lack

    introduction/connection to thepaper

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    Literary Analysis Rubric

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    Mechanics andCoherence

     _____

    o  Perfect!

    (or 1 or 2 minor errors)

    9 8

    o  Effective punctuation;

    close to perfect

    7 6

    o  Minor problems with

    coherence, grammar, spelling,punctuation, but does notinterfere with theunderstanding of paper

    5

    o  Several distracting

    problems withspelling, grammar,punctuation,coherence; citations

    incorrect

    4 3

    o  Major spelling,

    grammar,punctuation errors;distracts andinterferes with

    understanding ofpaper; citations non-existent

    2 1

    Comments: Average: _____ / 9

    Grading Scale: 1= 50 2=60 3= 65 4= 70 5=75 6= 85 7= 90 8= 95 9=100

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    Literary Analysis Rubric

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    Reflection QuestionsPlease answer these questions before turning in your essay. You must write your answer in complete sentences.

    1)   What’s something in your essay that you’re proud of?

    2)   What do you think could be improved? What do you want suggestions on when I read your essay?

    3)  Is there anything else you think I need to know in order to grade your essay fairly?

     ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Rubric Reflection Please answer this question after you have received your graded essay back.

    Do you think the grade you received on your essay was too high, too low, or just right? In a well-written paragraph explain why, using specific examples from the rubricand your essay to prove your opinion about your grade.

    If you can argue convincingly that your grade should be higher, I may choose to do so. In no instance will your grade be lowered, so please answer honestly. Your answerto this question will count as a homework grade.