iRubric: Character Interview of Milo from The Phantom Tollbooth rubric

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Character Interview of Milo from The Phantom Tollbooth Character Interview Interview a Character: Brainstorm a list of ten questions you would like to ask one of the main characters and answer them as if you are that character. Rubric Code: FX78W4A By vchandler Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Character Interview
	Way to go! 6 pts	Good work. 4 pts	Not quite there... 2 pts
Introduction An introduction of the character being interviewed is included at the beginning of the presentation.	Way to go! The introduction gave a good description of the character being interviewed. Details and examples from the text were used to give the audience a clear picture of who was being interviewed.	Good work. The introduction stated the character's name. Details describing the character were present, but not specific or too far-fetched.	Not quite there... The introduction only stated the character's name (no background information).
Interview Questions The questions were relevant, higher level, and connected to unit theme. Ten questions were asked and answered.	Way to go! The questions/responses varied in type and were relevant. These included higher thinking questions /responses(not just a basic "What happened?") Many connections were made to the unit theme.	Good work. The questions/responses in the presentation varied, but focused too much on simple ideas. There was some connections to the unit theme.	Not quite there... The questions/responses in the presentation were simple, literal questions and did not vary much. There was limited connections to the unit theme.
Oral/Written Presentation The presentation showed comprehension of the text. The presentation was fluent and easy to follow.	Way to go! Interview Questions and Answers show the students understand the literal meaning of the text and they were able to draw inferences from the reading. The presentation was fluent and easy to follow.<BR> <BR> No grammatical errors in written interview	Good work. Conversation had relevant questions and showed knowledge and deeper thinking, but wasn't well organized.<BR> <BR> Few grammatical errors in written interview	Not quite there... Conversation is somewhat limited (shows a lack of understanding of the text).<BR> <BR> Several grammatical errors in written interview