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Type Sketch
Paint a word picture of a general type of person.
Rubric Code:
J26WAC
By
coopeng9
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Type Sketch
Missing
0 pts
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Subject
Missing
Student didn't do the assignment
Poor
No subject was used
Fair
Student used an unsolicited subject but is recognized by peers or visa-versa
Good
Student chose one of the subjects from page 331 in text or received permission from teacher to write on a different subject and the subject is recognized by peers
Introduction
Missing
There is no general impression given of the subject
Poor
It is hard to discern the general impression of the subject
Fair
Student has a long drawn out introduction that creates a general impression of the subject
Good
Student starts with a broad statement that will create a general overall impression of the subject.
Character's Physical Description
Missing
Missing all three types of description
Poor
Student is missing two of the following: comparisons, vivid nouns and verbbs, and uses words that appeal to the senses
Fair
Student is missing one of the following: comparisons, vivid nouns and verbbs, and uses words that appeal to the senses
Good
Student uses comparisons, vivid nouns and verbbs, and uses words that appeal to the senses
Relate Typical Actions of the Chara
Missing
Student does not relate subject in a typical setting and relates an incident or anecdote and gives characteristic sayings which receal the subject's character
Poor
Student missing two of the followoing: Student places subject in a typical setting and relates an incident or anecdote and gives characteristic sayings which receal the subject's character
Fair
Student missing one of the following: Student places subject in a typical setting and relates an incident or anecdote and gives characteristic sayings which receal the subject's character
Good
Student places subject in a typical setting and relates an incident or anecdote and gives characteristic sayings which receal the subject's character
Supporting Details
Missing
Student does not use suupporting deatails
Poor
Student is missing two of the following: the details that will evoke the emotional response; selects only details thtat illustrate specific traits stated; and does not include too much physical description
Fair
Student is missing one of the following: the details that will evoke the emotional response; selects only details thtat illustrate specific traits stated; and does not include too much physical description
Good
Student selects the details that will evoke the emotional response; selects only details thtat illustrate specific traits stated; and does not include too much physical description
Mechanics
Missing
Errors found in all parts of mechanics
Poor
Error found in paragraph indentation OR improper heading and title OR 5+ fragments or run-ons, 5+spelling errors
Fair
Error found in paragraph indentation OR improper heading and title OR 3-4 fragments or run-ons, 3-4 spelling errors
Good
All paragraphs are indented; 0-2 fragments or run-ons, 0-2 spelling errors; and proper heading and title
Total Points
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Total of Column
Fair
Total of Column
Good
Total of Column
Keywords:
humor, satire, gentle sarcasm
Subjects:
English
Types:
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