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demonstrates the writer’s understanding of the complexity of the text/topic.\u003Cbr>Claim shows a deep understanding of the topic/text, relates to more than one part of the text/topic and has sufficient evidence to support. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nDEVELOPMENT  \n1 point  \n2 points  \n3 points  \n4 points  \n\n| Elaboration (W.4.1. B) | The writer attempts to provide at least one reasons supporting the claim.\u003Cbr>The writer attempts to write more about at least one reason in the form of explanatory sentence(s) or supporting information. Relevant examples, stories, quotes, lists and information may be missing.\u003Cbr>References indicate misunderstanding of the provided text (s) or a completely personal, rather than text-based, response. | The writer provides at least one text-based reason for the claim. Some relevant examples, stories, quotes, lists and information are included.\u003Cbr>Some information or explanation is provided as support for the writer’s reason(s) or to connect the reason(s) to the claim, though some of the references are inaccurate or irrelevant to the argument. | Refers to more than one text-based detail and/or example from the provided source(s) .\u003Cbr>Writes 2-3 sentence about each text-based reason, including relevant examples, stories, quotes, lists and information. Most references are relevant and support the argument.\u003Cbr>Most information supports the claim. | Selects the most relevant text-based details and examples from the provided source(s) to support the main claim.\u003Cbr>Skillfully includes a variety of text-based evidence to support each reason (facts, examples, quotations, micro-stories, information)\u003Cbr>Elaborates on source material to demonstrate an accurate and insightful understanding of literal and inferential details from the text. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n© 2015-2021 Fishtank Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.  \nSTRUCTURE 1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points  \n\n| Introduction and conclusion (W.4.1.A, W.4.1. D) | Gestures towards an introduction and/or conclusion.\u003Cbr>These sections may go off on slight tangents from the main claim, relating to the topic generally but not addressing the main argument. | Provides a very brief introduction, which may not connect closely to the claim.\u003Cbr>Provides a conclusion that mayrestate the claim. | Provides an introduction to the claim, clearly announcing that this is an argument. 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