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Create an advertisement using the opinion-making signals that we have been discussed.
Rubric Code: F2X47X7
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, Graduate

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  Below Average

3 pts

Average

4 pts

Above Average

5 pts

Product name
10 %

Below Average

There is no name for the product.
Average

The product name is not included in the ad.
Above Average

There is a product name, and it is included in the ad.
Picture of the product
20 %

Below Average

There is no picture of the product.
Average

The picture of the product is unrecognizable.
Above Average

The picture is either drawn, or reproduced and it is represents the product.
Idiom Use and Persuasion
50 %

Below Average

The ad misuses the idiom and does not make sense.
Average

The ad contains an idiom that is used somewhat correctly.
Above Average

The ad contains an idiom that matches the product being sold and is used correctly.
Appeal to Target Audience
10 %

Below Average

The ad is bland and not appealing to the target audience.
Average

The ad is somewhat attractive and appealing to the target audience.
Above Average

The ad is very colorful, attractive, and appealing to the target audience.
Creativity
10 %

Below Average

The creator does the minimum required.
Average

The creator does something a little more than just a picture of the product.
Above Average

The creator does something totally above and beyond what was expected of the product.



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