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Action and Adventure Comic Strips Rubric Code: AX777X By Darlinggetagrip Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Action and Adventure Comic Strips
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Summary/ draft	1 Summary is poor, and does not explain novel in a short, productive mannor. Does not indicate the conflict, hero or the resolution.	2 Summary is written, but does not show logical comprehension of the novel and its meaning.	3 Summary is written and shows understanding of the novel so it can be summierized in a paragraph.	4 Summary is well written and is proof that novel was comprehended to the fullest. Explains the hero, the conflict and the resolution
Content of comic	1 Content of the actual comic shows low/no effort. Shows use of 'short cuts' just to get it done and does not explain novel.	2 Comic shows some content of the novel, and very shortly summerizes it.	3 Content of the novel is shown clearly in the comic. The plot, hero, and conflict are shown.	4 Details of the story are vivid and full comprehension of the story is shown through the comic.
Number of blocks	1 Has 2 or less blocks fully completed in comic	2 Has 3-4 blocks fully complete in comic	3 Has 5-7 blocks fully completed in comic	4 Has 8 or more blocks fully completed in comic
Knowledge of hero/traits	1 No 'characteristics of a hero' are present.	2 One (1) characteristic is shown to explain heroism.	3 Two (2) 'characteristics of a hero' are present in comic.	4 Three (3) or more traits of a hero were present in the comic.
Captions	1 Captions do not explain pictures or scene what so ever. Also, they do not relate back to the text.	2 Captions are written, but do not explain the scene drawn out.	3 Captions are written, and help explain scenes and pictures. They are developed well.	4 Captions are well written and relate back to text. The scenes are clear and understandable.
color and legible	1 No color is used, all pictures are 'black and white' and all writing is not legible.	2 Color is used, but the writing is not legible OR color is not used, but writing is legible.	3 Some color is used, but some parts are still sketched. Writing is legible but not clean.	4 Everything is colored to full extent, and writing is perfectly legible, or typed.