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Radio Story The Hitchhiker Radio Play Ending Students were to compose, edit, and revise an ending to the radio play The Hitchhiker by Lucielle Fletcher Rubric Code: JC23B6 By alissafd Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Radio story
	Advanced 4 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Minimal 1 pts
Script	Advanced The script is written in the correct format. All lines have the correct margin and punctuation.	Satisfactory The script is mostly correct. Either the margin OR punctuation is incorrect.	Basic The script is slightly correct. Both the margins and the punctuation is incorrect.	Minimal The script is NOT written in script format.
Sound Effects	Advanced Sound effects have been added that are relevant and help to make the story more dramatic for the listeners.	Satisfactory Some sound effects have been added that help the performance, but they may be irrelevant or too excessive or too minimal.	Basic Limited sound effects have been provided. The take away from the performance rather than adding too it.	Minimal No effort has been made to enhance the performance with sound effects.
Organization	Advanced Work functions well as a whole. Piece has a clear flow and a sense of purpose.	Satisfactory Response has either a strong lead, developed body, or satisfying conclusion, but not all three.	Basic Uneven. Awkward or missing transitions. Weakly unified.	Minimal Wanders. Repetitive. Inconclusive. Incoherent Fragmentary. Student didn't write enough to judge.
Presentation	Advanced Story is told in a dramatic and expressive way. Student has shown clear evidence of practice and rehearsal. Reading is clear and fluent.	Satisfactory Attempt is made to be expressive or dramatic. Student could have rehearsed to make the performance more clear and fluent.	Basic limited evidence of rehearsal. Little attempt at being dramatic or expressive.	Minimal Performance is unclear or difficult to understand. No attempt to be expressive or dramatic.