Question

match each rubric criteria to the specific indicators (what theyre looking for in the writing for that criteria).

specific, relevant quotes;
strong citations
choose
depth of insight; logical
reasoning
choose
conventions
textual evidence
organization
language & style
analysis/commentary
clear intro/body/conclusion;
transitions
choose
academic tone; varies
sentence structure
choose
grammar, punctuation,
spelling

Explanation:

• Quotes and citations are used to provide supporting proof from a text, which aligns with Textual Evidence.
• Depth of understanding and logical thought about a text falls under Analysis/Commentary.
• Clear essay structure and transitions relate to how a piece is organized.
• Tone and sentence structure choices are part of Language & Style.
• Grammar, punctuation, and spelling are the mechanical rules of writing, known as Conventions.

Answer:

1. Specific, relevant quotes; strong citations → Textual Evidence
2. Depth of insight; logical reasoning → Analysis/Commentary
3. Clear intro/body/conclusion; transitions → Organization
4. Academic tone; varies sentence structure → Language & Style
5. Grammar, punctuation, spelling → Conventions