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TAP rubric (fiction) 
Rubric Code: JXX646
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Novice

0.55 pts

Apprentice

0.65 pts

Distinguished

0.75 pts

Proficient

0.88 pts

Total

1 pts

Effort

Novice

Limited effort evident. Handwriting is nearly illegible in places. Writing contains many spelling errors. Student has not used complete sentences.
Apprentice

Some effort evident. Handwriting is hard to read. Writing contains some spelling errors. Student uses some full sentences and some point form.
Distinguished

Good effort is evident. Handwriting is legible. Writing contains few spelling errors. Student consistently uses full sentences.
Proficient

Excellent effort is evident. Handwriting is very neat, or project is typed. Writing contains few to no spelling errors. Student always uses full sentences.
Total
Setting Description
  Novice

2.75 pts

Apprentice

3.25 pts

Distinguished

3.75 pts

Proficient

4.5 pts

Total

5 pts

Setting

Novice

Provides a limited description of either time OR place in which the story takes place.
Apprentice

Provides an adequate description of BOTH time and place in which the story takes place.
Distinguished

Provides a clear description of BOTH the time and the place in which the story takes place.
Proficient

Provides a vivid description of the time and place in which the story takes place. Description makes a picture in my mind.
Total
Character description
  Novice

2.75 pts

Apprentice

3.25 pts

Distinguished

3.75 pts

Proficient

4.5 pts

Total

5 pts

Appearance & Personality

Novice

Provides a limited description of the character's appearance OR personality.
Apprentice

Provides an adequate description of the character's appearance AND personality.
Distinguished

Provides a good description of the character's appearance AND personality.
Proficient

Provides an excellent description of the character's appearance AND personality.
Total
Thoughts & Feelings

Novice

Is unable to explain character's thoughts and feelings.
Apprentice

Is adequately able to explain character's most important thoughts and feelings.
Distinguished

Is sufficiently able to explain character's most important thoughts and feelings.
Proficient

Is clearly able to explain character's most important thoughts and feelings. The student provides examples from the text to prove his/her thinking.
Total
Interactions

Novice

The student provides limited description of character interactions.
Apprentice

The student provides adequate description of character interactions.
Distinguished

The student provides good description of character interaction using general ideas from the text to prove his/her thinking.
Proficient

The student provides an excellent description of character interaction using specific examples from the text to prove his/her thinking.
Total
Plot description
  Novice

2.75 pts

Apprentice

3.25 pts

Distinguished

3.75 pts

Proficient

4.5 pts

Total

5 pts

Problem

Novice

Does not describe the problem that sets the story into action.
Apprentice

Basically describes the problem which sets the story into action.
Distinguished

Clearly describes the problem which sets the story into action.
Proficient

Clearly describes the problem which sets the story into action, and uses evidence from the text to support his/her position.
Total
Action

Novice

Describes one or two events that happen in the text.
Apprentice

Describes a few events that occur throughout the text.
Distinguished

Clearly describes several events that occur throughout the text.
Proficient

Clearly describes key events that occur throughout the text and relates them to the problem that initiated the story.
Total
Resolution

Novice

Provides a limited description of how the problem was resolved.
Apprentice

Provides a simple description of how the problem was solved.
Distinguished

Provides a clear description of how the problem was solved, including evidence from the text.
Proficient

Provides a clear resolution to the problem, including evidence from the text AND describes how it affected the main character.
Total
Impressions
  Novice

2.75 pts

Apprentice

3.25 pts

Distinguished

3.75 pts

Proficient

4.5 pts

Total

5 pts

Likes/Dislikes

Novice

Is unable to distinguish something that he/she likes or dislikes about the character.
Apprentice

Describes a basic reason why he/she likes/dislikes the character but does not provide support for his/her opinion.
Distinguished

Describes what he/she likes/dislikes about the character. Uses general ideas from the text to support his/her opinion.
Proficient

Clearly describes what he/she likes/dislikes about the character. Uses specific details from the text to support his/her opinion.
Total
Connection

Novice

Makes a personal connection to the character but uses neither ideas from the text nor personal experience to support the connection.
Apprentice

Makes a personal connection to the character and uses either general ideas from the text OR personal experience to support the connection.
Distinguished

Makes a personal connection to the character and uses general ideas from the text and personal experience to support the connection.
Proficient

Makes a personal connection to the character and uses clear, specific examples from the text and personal experience to support his/her connection.
Total




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