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Literary Elements PowerPoint *NOTE* Not all elements are Literary Elements PowerPoint *NOTE* Not all elements are Literary elements PowerPoint. *NOTE* Not all elements are in each story. Provide an explanation of missing elements. For example, some stories are anticlimactic and do not have a climax; explain this during the PowerPoint presentation. Rubric Code: CA48C3 By afmiller1963 Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Enter rubric title PowerPoint covers the Elements of Fiction from your short story.
	Poor The student group does not reflect an understanding of the story or elements of fiction. 10 pts	Fair The student group reflects some understanding of the story and elements of fiction. 15 pts	Good The student group reflects a clear understanding of the story and elements of fiction 20 pts	Excellent The student reflects a knowledge base of the elements and their effects on the short story. 25 pts	Self-Assessment As a group, give a grade between 1-25 for each catagory: Plot, Character development, Language, Theme (N/A)
Elements of Plot % Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Anticlimactic	Poor Elements missing. No textual evidence. No explanation of textual evidence.	Fair All elements are present. Missing textual evidence. No explanation of evidence.	Good All elements present. All textual evidence present. Explanation of evidence is unclear.	Excellent All elements of plot are present with textual evidence. An explanation of the evidence shows a clear understanding of the story.	Self-Assessment
Elements of Character Development % Point of view Narrator Protagonist Antagonist Characterization	Poor Elements missing. No textual evidence. No explanation of textual evidence.	Fair Most elements are present. Missing textual evidence. No explanation of evidence.	Good All elements present. All textual evidence present. Explanation of evidence is unclear.	Excellent All elements of character are present with textual evidence. An explanation of the evidence shows a clear understanding of the story.	Self-Assessment
Elements of Language % Diction Imagery Irony Foreshadow Flashback Metaphor Simile Personification Hyperbole	Poor Two language examples present with descriptions of their meaning and use.	Fair Three language examples present with descriptions of their meaning and use.	Good Five language examples present with descriptions of their meaning and use.	Excellent Seven language examples present with descriptions of their meaning and use.	Self-Assessment
Elements of Theme % Tone Mood Symbolism Universal Themes Overall theme	Poor Two elements of theme present with unclear descriptions of their meaning and use. No explanation of "The Journey" and the lesson the character or reader learns.	Fair Four elements of theme present with unclear descriptions of their meaning and use. Little or wrong explanation of "The Journey" and the lesson the character or reader learns.	Good All elements of theme present with clear descriptions of their meaning and use. Unclear explanation of "The Journey" and the lesson the character or reader learns.	Excellent All elements of theme present with distinct descriptions of their meaning and use. Full explanation of "The Journey" and the lesson the character and reader learns.	Self-Assessment

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