The Six Traits of Writing are scored on a scale from 1 to 5. Each of the six traits is scored individually. This paper is clear in purpose and conveys ideas in an interesting, original manner that holds the reader's attention. Details are skimpy, general, and repetitive. This paper lacks a central idea or purpose.
Information is very limited or simply unclear.
The organization of your paper is the inside structure-like the frame of a house. The writer provides a clear sense of beginning and ending with an inviting introduction and satisfying conclusion. Transitions work well. Organization flows smoothly. The order may not be a graceful fit with the topic.