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Process Essay Rubric Rubric Code: C5655 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Process Essay Rubric Descriptions Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Hook Does the introduction begin with something to grab the reader's interest?	Poor Missing	Fair The hook does not relate to the topic	Good A hook the reader can relate to and see why this is an important topic
Thesis Statement Does the thesis statement match the paper?	Poor The thesis statement is missing	Fair It dos not match the paper.	Good It appropriately generalizes the paper.
Thesis Statement Is the thesis statement clear?	Poor The thesis statement is unclear.	Fair It is mostly clear but a small part does not make sense.	Good It is clear.
Thesis Statement Is the thesis statement supportable?	Poor The thesis statement is not supportable	Fair It can be supported, but not by the main ideas focused on.	Good The thesis statement is supported by the main ideas in the paper.
Introduction of main ideas Does the introduction briefly state all of the main ideas?	Poor A summary of main ideas is missing.	Fair Some of the main ideas in the introduction do not match the ones presented in the paper.	Good The main ideas are summarized in the introduction.
Logical Order Are the body paragraphs presented in logical order?	Poor The body paragraphs are not organized.	Fair One idea is presented out of place.	Good All of the ideas are in logical order.
Topic Setences Do the body paragraphs all have clear topic sentences?	Poor Most topic sentences are difficult to find.	Fair One of the topic sentences is unclear.	Good All topic sentences are clear.
Details Is the process of each paragraph described well?	Poor The processes are described with unclear terms and not enough details are given	Fair One of the ideas should be explained in more detail.	Good All of the processes are described well.
Appropriate Transitions Does each paragraph begin with a transition showing how it relates to the previous paragraph?	Poor Most of the paragraphs do not use transitions.	Fair Transitions are used, but some of the transitions are inappropriate.	Good Appropriate transitions are used throughout the paper.
Main Ideas In Conclusion Does the conclusion summarize the main ideas without copying from the introduction?	Poor The main ideas are not summarized in the conclusion.	Fair The main ideas are summarized but do not match the rest of the paper or they are copied from the introduction.	Good The main ideas are accurately summarized.
Conclustion Recommendation Does it end with a recommendation or a suggestion to the reader?	Poor The conclusion does not include a recommendation or suggestion.	Fair The conclusion restates the thesis but does not include a recommendation	Good The conclusion restates the thesis and encourages the reader to do something specific.
Grammar Is the grammar accurate enough to communicate clearly?	Poor There are more than two mistakes that make the paper confusing to read.	Fair There are one or two mistakes that make the paper confusing.	Good The paper does not have mistakes that make its meaning unclear.

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