English, 14.08.2020 18:01 krystlemiller920

Rubric for Evaluating Essays 0 1 2 3 4 Blank paper Incorrect purpose, mode, audience Correct purpose, mode, audience Correct purpose, mode, audience Correct purpose, mode, audience Foreign language Brief, vague Some elaboration Moderately well elaborated Effective elaboration Illegible, incoherent Unelaborated Some details Clear, effective language Consistent organization Not enough content to score Rambling Gaps in organization Organized (perhaps with brief digressions) Sense of completeness, fluency Lack of language control Limited language control Poor organization In some ways, the murder of Banquo in The Tragedy of Macbeth represents an act of betrayal even more foul than that of Duncan. Write an essay discussing this statement. In what ways are the murders similar? In what ways do they differ? What changes does the plot to murder Banquo reveal in Macbeth?

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