A- No less than five paragraphs
All sentences begin with a capital letter and are neatly written
Claims prove the thesis
Body paragraphs are no less than five sentences long
Every claim is supported by specific examples from the book (sourced)
Transition words and phrases are used
There are very few writing errors
The introductory paragraph includes a hook, background statement, the
title and author of the literature, and a clear thesis
The conclusion is at least three sentences long, restates the thesis,
and ends with a clincher
B- No less than 4-5 paragraphs
All sentences begin with a capital letter and are neatly written
Claims prove the thesis
Body paragraphs are no less than five sentences long
Every claim is supported by examples from the book
Some transition words and phrases are used
There are very few writing errors
The introductory paragraph includes a hook, background statement, the
title and author of the literature, and a clear thesis
The conclusion is at least three sentences long, restates the thesis,
and ends with a clincher
C- No less than 3-5 paragraphs
All sentences begin with a capital letter and are neatly written
Claims prove the thesis
Body paragraphs are no less than 4-5 sentences long
Every claim is supported by examples from the book
Some transition words and phrases are used
There are some writing errors
The introductory paragraph includes a hook, the title and author of the
literature, and a thesis
The conclusion is at least three sentences long and restates the thesis
D- No less than 2-4 paragraphs
Most sentences begin with a capital letter and are neatly written
Limited claims that prove the thesis
Body paragraphs are no less than 3-5 sentences long
Claims are not very well supported by examples from the book
Transistor words and phrases are not used
There are numerous writing errors
The introductory paragraph includes a hook and a clear thesis
The conclusion is at least 2-3 sentences long and restates the thesis