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Chunk Paragraph. Rubric. Topic Sentence. 1) answers the prompt 2) explains what the rest of the pp will prove 3) includes title 4) indented 5) mostly the writer's opinion. Concrete Detail. 1) Is a fact , quote, or detail from the text that proves the TS. 2) Has a transition

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  1. Chunk Paragraph Rubric

  2. Topic Sentence • 1) answers the prompt • 2) explains what the rest of the pp will prove • 3) includes title • 4) indented • 5) mostly the writer's opinion

  3. Concrete Detail • 1) Is a fact , quote, or detail from the text that proves the TS. • 2) Has a transition • 3) If a quote is used, there is a lead-in • 4) If a quote is used, the page number is cited at the end of the sentence • 5) Is not the writer's opinion

  4. Commentary • 1) Explains how the CD proves the TS • 2) Works to expand on the topic sentence • 3) Is generally your interpretation of the text and the prompt • 4) avoids repetition • 5) Is the writer's opinion

  5. Conclusion • 1) Provides a final comment on the answer to the prompt • 2) avoids repetition • 3) May begin with a transition such as, "as a result..., but avoids using "In conclusion“ • 4) Leaves readers with some insight • 5) Will probably be mostly the writer's opinion, but may reference very briefly the text

  6. Conventions of Standard English • 1) Writer does not write in 1st or 2nd person • 2) Spelling is correct • 3) Punctuation is correct • 4) Writer indents • 5) Paragraph is neat and easy to read. If typed, it is double spaced.

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