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Paragraph EAPP100

The document provides a rubric for evaluating paragraphs. It lists criteria such as topic sentence, supporting details, organization, grammar, and assigns point values for each. Strong paragraphs will have a clear topic sentence, good examples that relate to the topic, logical organization, and correct grammar.

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Paragraph EAPP100

The document provides a rubric for evaluating paragraphs. It lists criteria such as topic sentence, supporting details, organization, grammar, and assigns point values for each. Strong paragraphs will have a clear topic sentence, good examples that relate to the topic, logical organization, and correct grammar.

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Rubric for Paragraph Writing

Name Topic Supporting Organization Grammar& Total Score


Sentence Details & Structure Vocabulary 25
&
Conclusion

Point Value 5 points 4-3 points 2 points 0.5 points


Topic Sentence Original topic Clearly stated topic Weak topic sentence Missing, invalid, or
sentence, reflecting sentence presents one idea. inappropriate
& Conclusion thought and presents one main topic sentence;
insight; focused on idea. main idea is
one interesting missing.
main idea.
Supporting Excellent examples Good examples and Sufficient number of Insufficient, vague,
Details and details with details relate to the examples and details or undeveloped
explanations that topic and some that relate to the examples.
relate to the topic. explanation is topic.
included.
Organization & Thoughtful, logical Details are arranged Acceptable No visible pattern
Transitions progression of in a good arrangement of of organization;
supporting progression; examples; Unrelated details;
examples; appropriate transitions may be no transitions.
Excellent transitions. weak.
transitions
between ideas.
Grammar & Consistent Some errors, but A few errors in Distracting errors
Vocabulary standard English none major, in usage, spelling, or in usage, spelling,
&Language Use usage, spelling, and usage, spelling, or punctuation. some or punctuation.
punctuation. No punctuation. Clear variety in sentence
errors. sentences with structures; adequate Poor word choice.
varied structures word choices. Unclear, or
Great variety in incomplete
sentence structure; sentences
precise word
choices.
Rubric for Paragraph Writing

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