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Objective Summary Fiction Objective Summary Fiction Rubric Code: CXX2XWC By SAN53169 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Objective Summary Enter rubric description
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Title of document Set up of paper	Excellent Summary of “……..” written at the top of the paper. Title of text is underlined or has quotation marks Title of text has capital letters in appropriate location (first letter of each word)	Good Summary of _______ written at the top of the paper Most of the title of text is underlined or has quotation marks Most of the title is capitalized in appropriate location	Fair Only the title of the text is written Title of text is not underlined or does not have quotation marks Some of the title is capitalized	Poor No document title written . No title is underlined or quotation marks are not used Title of book not capitalized or underlined
Topic sentence Main idea sentence	Excellent Sentence starter written: After reading “________” it can be summarized… The first sentence of the summary includes the following: title, genre, who and what	Good Sentence starter written: After reading “_____” it can be summarized… The first sentence of summary includes most of the following: title, genre, who and what	Fair Sentence starter written: After reading “_____” it can be summarized… The first sentence of summary includes some of the following: title, genre, who and what	Poor No sentence starter used The first sentence of summary includes few of the following: title, genre, who and what
Main character Couple of sentences to explain the main character and their problem	Excellent One – two sentences stating facts and the problem the main character of the story has	Good One sentence stating facts or the problem the main character of the story has	Fair One sentence inferring who the character is (adjectives) Or One sentence stating the main character’s problem	Poor No sentence written
Events/key ideas The important or key parts of the text are shared	Excellent All key ideas or events written Signal word used at the beginning of each key ideas or events	Good Most key ideas or events written Signal word used at the beginning of most key ideas or events	Fair Some key ideas or events written Signal word used at the beginning of some key ideas or events	Poor Few key ideas or events written Signal word used at the beginning of a few key ideas or events
Grammar punctuation, capitalization, sentence agreement, spelling	Excellent 1-2 capitalization mistakes 1-2 punctuation mistakes All sentences agree 1-2 spelling mistakes	Good 3-4 capitalization mistakes 3-4 punctuation mistakes Most sentences agree 3-4 spelling mistakes	Fair 5-6 capitalization mistakes 5-6 punctuation mistakes Some sentences agree 5-6 spelling mistakes	Poor 7+ capitalization mistakes 7+ punctuation mistakes few sentences agree 7+ spelling mistakes

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