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Hamlet Culminating 
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Rubric Code: H376A2
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Character Sketch
8 pts

How well has the character been analyzed and interpreted?

Poor

Missed 1-2 character sketches. Character sketches do not relate to specific scene nor do they help audience further understand the character.
Fair

Character sketches are present but are not detailed enough to help readers better understand relationships, behaviours, or motivations, etc.
Good

Character sketches are adequate however, missing important information about relationships, behaviours, or motivations, etc.
Excellent

Character sketches present all important relationships, behaviours, motivations of the character and better able the reader to see how they are connected.
Plot Synopsis
16 pts

How well is the synopsis an accurate reflection of the scene

Poor

Plot synopsis does not relate to scene or it does not get into enough detail to help readers understand the scene at hand.
Fair

Plot synopsis reads more like the summary. Very little detail used and leaves the readers with questions.
Good

Details used help reader identify important aspects of the scene and give them a deeper understanding to what is happening in the scene.
Excellent

In depth analysis of scene guides the reader through all important events, motivations, characters, etc. allowing them to clearly understand the scene.
Tone/Mood of Scene
8 pts

How well do the students truly understand tone and mood

Poor

Tone and mood are missing or not fully developed to give better understanding to audience.
Fair

Tone and mood are attempted, however ideas need more development.
Good

Tone and mood in scene are discussed in detail however, may not fully grasp concepts or illustrate how they are used in the scene
Excellent

Details and supports are given demonstrating a strong understanding of tone and mood in scene.
Film Analysis
16 pts

How well have students analyzed the film versions and compared them for effect and strengths/weaknesses

Poor

Film comparisons and analysis missing or irrelevant to scene
Fair

Film analysis not developed enough to fully grasp how each works or how they relate to one another.
Good

Film comparisons cover similarities OR differences between versions and effect of scene is not fully developed
Excellent

Students film analysis is in depth, covers both similarities, differences and strengths and weaknesses between each.
Monologue Analysis
12 pts

How well is the monologue understood. Do students fully understand what is going on in situation, characters mood, motivation, etc.

Poor

Monologue is missing or does not go into enough detail to fully explore situation, mood, motivation, etc.
Fair

Analysis of monologue is attempted but is not developed enough to demonstrate all requirements
Good

Monologue is analyzed for lines but does not go in depth enough to discover character mood, motivation, etc.
Excellent

Students have analyzed monologue for all required elements and have allowed readers to gain a better understanding of speech and greater ideas in scene.




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