Compare+Contrast+Rubric


 * Essay is worth 20 points total. 16 are from this rubric. The other 4 are for being on time. Students will receive 4 points for turning the essay in the day it's due. Each day after that, the essay will lose one point until there are none of the 4 points left for being on time. At that point, the highest grade the student can receive is 16/20, which is an 80% or B-. **

“How can the book and the movie be considered the same story? Are they? Explain.”
 * QUESTION: **
 * **Compare Contrast Rubric** || **4 pts** || **3 pts** || **2 pts** || **1 pt** ||
 * **Length & Sentence Fluency:** || 4 paragraphs, each containing at least two well-written sentences. || 3 paragraphs, each containing at least two well-written sentences. || 2 paragraphs, each containing at least two well-written sentences. || One paragraph. ||
 * **Compare** || 4 comparisons || 3 comparisons || 2 comparisons || One comparison ||
 * **Contrast** || 4 contrasts || 3 contrasts || 2 contrasts || One contrast ||
 * **Answer Question with Voice?** || Hard work and plenty of thought shows! Compelling (look it up) piece with voice that flows. Invites reading aloud. || Nice work. Can tell some time was spent on this. Keeps our attention. Could read aloud with few stumbles. || Decent start, but not enough effort. A little tough to keep our attention. Difficult to read aloud in places. || Really rough to read. Barely answered the question. ||