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Film Critique
Choose a character from "Othello" to follow closely and analyze. Did the actor portray and interpret that character in an especially good or poor way? Use descriptions of scenes and details from the film to support your point.
Rubric Code:
D968XW
By
AServillo
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Introduction/Conclusion
Poor
Introduction is lacking necessary background and/or thesis statement. Conclusion is either absent or inadequate.
Fair
Introduction and conclusion are merely perfunctory.
Good
Introduction provides clear background, strong thesis, and necessary transition sentences. Conclusion sums up critique.
Excellent
Introduction is interesting and deftly provides background, thesis, and necessary transition sentences. Conclusion brings the critique beyond summary.
Organization
Poor
Organization is unclear and confusing.
Fair
Organization is weak.
Good
Organization has a clear beginning, middle, and end, though one of these may be weak or transitions may be lacking.
Excellent
Organization presents a smooth flow of ideas from beginning to end.
Character Analysis
Poor
Critique's interpretation of character is mistaken or confusing. Analysis lacks depth.
Fair
Critique's interpretation and analysis of character are adequate, but lack depth.
Good
Critique's interpretation and analysis of character are observant and thoughtful.
Excellent
Critique's interpretation and analysis of character are observant, thoughtful, interesting, and thorough.
Details and Examples
Poor
Lacking specific details, descriptions, and/or reasons from the film. Opinion may be unclear.
Fair
Opinion is clear, but details, descriptions, and reasons are lacking.
Good
Opinion is clear, and details, descriptions, and reasons are solid.
Excellent
Reasoning and descriptions are clear and fully support assertions Ideas are explained thoroughly.
Grammar Conventions
Poor
Errors cause confusion.
Fair
Errors are distracting.
Good
Errors are few and not distracting.
Excellent
Grammar, spelling, and punctuation are correct.
MLA Format
Poor
Critique ignores MLA format.
Fair
Critique minimally follows MLA format.
Good
Critique follows almost all points in MLA format.
Excellent
Critique follows all points in MLA format and is professionally presented.
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English
Types:
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