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An Editing Checklist

Did the writer use proper MLA format--double-spaced heading; header in same font and size as essay text; centered title--12 pt., no bold, quotation marks, or underlined?

Compare/Contrast Essay Rubric

Is the essay interesting?! Does the writer seem interested in his/her subject? Are you interested in the subject? Is the essay fresh, new, and original?
Additional Elements of Assessment on the Writing and Language Section of the SAT To prepare for the Writing and Language section of the SAT, research the following phrases on the Internet. Read, take notes, write down examples, study, and periodically review. ·       Commas with a list; serial comma usage ·       Non-essential and essential clause

New SAT Essay Scoring Rubric (2016) for Use in the Classroom

New SAT Essay Scoring Rubric (2016) for Use in the Classroom (adapted from the College Board Rubric) An A (would score 22-24 points on the SAT)  essay consistently meets all the criteria below. A B/C  (would score 18-21 points on the SAT) essay mostly meets all the criteria below. A D/F  (would score 16 or below on the SAT) essay seldom meets all the criteria below.