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    Business Letter Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates business letters on their organization, content, and language use. For organization, it evaluates the letter's format, typing, and spacing. For content, it examines the purpose, explanations/facts, flow, and tone. For language use, it considers punctuation, grammar, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and meeting all criteria, 3 being satisfactory with minor issues, 2 needing some improvement, and 1 being unsatisfactory with multiple issues.

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    Business Letter Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates business letters on their organization, content, and language use. For organization, it evaluates the letter's format, typing, and spacing. For content, it examines the purpose, explanations/facts, flow, and tone. For language use, it considers punctuation, grammar, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and meeting all criteria, 3 being satisfactory with minor issues, 2 needing some improvement, and 1 being unsatisfactory with multiple issues.

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    BUSINESS LETTER RUBRIC

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    This rubric evaluates business letters on their organization, content, and language use. For organization, it evaluates the letter's format, typing, and spacing. For content, it examines the purpose, explanations/facts, flow, and tone. For language use, it considers punctuation, grammar, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and meeting all criteria, 3 being satisfactory with minor issues, 2 needing some improvement, and 1 being unsatisfactory with multiple issues.

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    Business Letter Rubric

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    howiee
    This rubric evaluates business letters on their organization, content, and language use. For organization, it evaluates the letter's format, typing, and spacing. For content, it examines the purpose, explanations/facts, flow, and tone. For language use, it considers punctuation, grammar, and spelling. Letters are scored on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and meeting all criteria, 3 being satisfactory with minor issues, 2 needing some improvement, and 1 being unsatisfactory with multiple issues.

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    BUSINESS LETTER RUBRIC

    Components 4 – Excellent 3 - Satisfactory 2 – Needs 1 – Unsatisfactory


    Improvement

    Organization  Accurately uses  One part of the  Two parts of  Several parts
    correct business format is the format of the format
    letter format incorrect are incorrect are incorrect
     Typed, using  Typed with few  Letter typed  Letter not
    formal spacing, problems in with frequent typed;
    font, and format spacing, font, or problems in informal
    format spacing, font, format used
    or format and hard to
    read

    Content  Letter clearly  Letter clearly  Purpose of  Purpose of


    states the purpose states the letter is letter is
     Appropriate purpose unclear unclear
    explanations or  Some  More  Main idea is
    facts used to explanations or explanations not supported
    support the main facts used to or facts need by
    idea support the main to be used to explanations
     Easy to follow idea support the or facts
     Tone is  Somewhat hard main idea  Letter
    appropriate for to follow  Hard to rambles; hard
    intended audience  Tone is follow to follow or
    generally  Tone is too understand
    appropriate for informal for  Tone is
    intended intended inappropriate
    audience audience for intended
    audience
    Language Use  Accurate use of  One or two  More than  Incorrect use
    punctuation and mistakes with two mistakes throughout the
    grammar punctuation or in letter of
     No spelling grammar punctuation punctuation or
    errors  One or two or grammar grammar
    spelling errors  More than  Frequent
    two spelling spelling errors
    errors distract from
    letter

    TOTAL SCORE: _________

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