Rubric – Compare and Contrast Grade 8 The Outsiders, Chapters 1-3

Criteria 10 Points 8 Points 6 Points 4 Points 2 Points
Academic Terms Defined All relevant academic terms are clearly defined and used accurately throughout the analysis. Most academic terms are defined and used correctly, with minor errors. Some academic terms are defined, but there are noticeable errors in usage. Few academic terms are defined, and there are significant errors in usage. Academic terms are not defined or are used incorrectly.
Summation of Chapters 1-3 Provides a concise and accurate summary of chapters 1-3, capturing key events and themes. Provides a mostly accurate summary with minor omissions or inaccuracies. Provides a partial summary with several omissions or inaccuracies. Provides a limited summary with many omissions or inaccuracies. Does not provide an accurate summary of the chapters.
Explanation of Thesis Thoroughly explains how the thesis is developed in the story with clear connections to the text. Explains the thesis with some connections to the text, though minor details may be missing. Attempts to explain the thesis but lacks clear connections to the text. Provides a vague explanation of the thesis with minimal connection to the text. Does not explain the thesis or connect it to the text.
Evidence from the Story Includes three specific and relevant pieces of evidence from the text that strongly support the analysis. Includes three pieces of evidence, but some may be less relevant or specific. Includes two pieces of evidence, with limited relevance or specificity. Includes one piece of evidence, lacking relevance or specificity. Does not include relevant evidence from the text.
Logical Relationship Between Evidence and Topic Sentence Establishes a clear and logical relationship between each piece of evidence and the topic sentence. Establishes a mostly logical relationship, with minor lapses in clarity. Attempts to establish a relationship, but lacks clarity or logic. Provides a weak relationship with little clarity or logic. Does not establish a logical relationship between evidence and the topic sentence.
Conclusion Provides a logical conclusion that effectively summarizes how each piece of evidence and explanation impacts the topic. Provides a conclusion that summarizes the impact, but lacks some clarity or detail. Attempts a conclusion, but it is unclear or lacks detail. Provides a weak conclusion with minimal summary or impact. Does not provide a logical conclusion.
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