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People Chatter Interview 
Main Character Interview
You are a writer for People Magazine. You are going to interview a new celebrity, using the style of the People magazine interview Chatter.
Rubric Code: G8BX63
By bookdiva96
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  4 (Above Standards)

4 pts

3 (Meeting Standards

3 pts

2 (Apporaching Standards)

2 pts

1 (Below Standards)

1 pts

Content

4 (Above Standards)

- Consistently shows high level thinking & ideas

-Consistently asks questions that are unique and interesting both to the interviewee and the reader.
3 (Meeting Standards

- Presents some high level thinking and ideas

Adequately asks questions that are unique and interesting both to the interviewee and the reader.
2 (Apporaching Standards)

- Presents ideas somewhat lacking in higher order skills.

- Sometimes asks questions that are unique and interesting both to the interviewee and the reader.
1 (Below Standards)

- Presents underdevloped and less in-depth ideas.

-Rarely asks questions that are unique and interesting both to the interviewee and the reader.
Typing Grammar

4 (Above Standards)

Consistently capitalizes and uses proper spelling.
3 (Meeting Standards

Sometimes capitalizes and uses proper spelling.
2 (Apporaching Standards)

Rarely capitalizes and uses proper spelling.
1 (Below Standards)

-Almost never capitalizes and uses proper spelling.
Typing Editing

4 (Above Standards)

The interview is easily read.
The questions are easy to distinguis from the answers.
The formatting, font, and word art adds to the interview rather than detracts from it.
3 (Meeting Standards

The interview is somewhat easily read.
The questions are somewhat easy to distinguish from the answers.
The formatting, font, and word art are used.
2 (Apporaching Standards)

The interview is hard to read.
The questions are difficult to distinguish from the answers.
The formatting, font, and word art are a distraction.
1 (Below Standards)

None of the directions regarding the interview, formatting, font and word art were followed.
Digital Camera Skills

4 (Above Standards)

-Recognizes the skills needed to take a quality photgraph.
(Subject centered, in focus, and no bright light behind him or her)
3 (Meeting Standards

--Recognizes some of the skills needed to take a quality photgraph.
(Subject slightly off centered, lacking some focus, and some bright light behind him or her)
2 (Apporaching Standards)

-Uses few of the skills needed to take a quality photgraph.
(Subject extremely off centered,out of focus, and bright light behind him or her)
1 (Below Standards)

.-Uses none of the skills needed to take a quality photgraph.
Parts of a Camera

4 (Above Standards)

Crorectly named 6 or 7 of the parts of a digital camera.
3 (Meeting Standards

Crorectly named 4 or or 5 of 7 of the parts of a digital camera.
2 (Apporaching Standards)

Crorectly named 2 or 3 of 7 of the parts of a digital camera.
1 (Below Standards)

Correctly named one or none of the parts of a digital camera.



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