Literary Analysis

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Criteria543/21/0
Analytical Paragraph Structure: Claim, evidence, and analysisAll components work together to form a cohesive idea. Analysis details how the evidence supports the claim AND how the claim is connected to the thesis.All components are present, but 1 may be underdeveloped.Components are underdeveloped; there may be one missing.Analytical paragraph structure was not considered when writing the essay.
Essay organization: Intro, 2- 3 body paragraphs, and conclusionAll elements are present and developed so that they create a cohesive essay.All elements are present, but 1 or 2 may be underdeveloped.Elements are missing or very basic where the fluency of the essay and ideas are hindered.The analytical essay structure was not considered before submitting the essay.
ThesisThesis is focused, arguable, and expresses an unique idea. Thesis answers the what and why question.Thesis answers the prompt, but does not reach the level of depth as a 5 score.Thesis answers the basic prompt, but still is factual based instead of interpretation.An arguable thesis is not included or does not answer the prompt.
AnalysisAnalysis examines the story, looking into the subtext, creating a personal analysis of the thesis.Analysis is at the starting point of delving into the story; however, the analysis may lapse into summary at times.Analysis struggles to develop; much is based on summary or retelling.There is little analysis developed. This may be due to brevity or lack of understanding of the story.
Use of evidence: only embedded or introduced quotesDirect, quoted evidence is used, including both an embedded and intro. quote. Writer has thought about whether embedded or introduced is more important to the fluency of the essay.Direct quotes are used as evidence and related to the analysis, but do not reach the impact as a 5 score.Little to no quoted evidence is used OR dropped quotes are used. Only embedded or intro. quote is used. However, there are no dropped quotesNo quoted evidence is used or dropped quotes.
Grammar/ mechanics/ spellingNo major errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar, or capitalization.The essay contains between 1-4 major errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar, or capitalization, but they don’t take away from the overall meaning and effectiveness of the essay.The essay contains between 5-9 major errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling, and capitalization. The meaning and intent of the essay can still be understood, although the errors are somewhat noticeable.The essay contains 10 or more major errors in grammar, punctuation, spelling, and capitalization. These errors greatly distract from the analysis in the overall essay.

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