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Narrative Story
Narrative Story
To be used for the written portion (script) for a Digital Story.
Rubric Code:
K2C7C4
By
traceymboles7
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Point
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Events in the story do not lead to a Point or theme; character learns or gains nothing from the experience.
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Point is suggested, character may or may not be affected by events.
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Point or theme is clearly established. Character clearly learns or grows from the experience.
Dramatic Question
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No discernable question that character must resolve. OR Question is suggested, but not resolved.
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A compelling Dramatic question is asked, and answered.
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A compelling dramatic question is established, and is resolved with an ironic twist.
Emotional Content
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Little or no connection made with character. Lacks empathy or emotion for character.
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Audience either identifies somewhat with character, or experiences sympathy for a character.
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Writer creates a sense of empathy for character; what happens to a character matters to the audience. Audience can identify with the Dramatic question of a character.
"Show, don't tell"
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Most writing consists of evaluation. Decisions are made for reader.
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Story contains a mix of details and evaluations. Some imagery present
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Heavy reliance on sensory detail to lead reader to draw conclusion. Writing creates vivid imagery.
Precise verb usage
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Verbs have "wide" ranges of meaning. Many "to be" verbs are used. Heavy reliance on adverbs.
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Story contains a mix of verbs with "wide" and "narrow" range of meaning. Some reliance on adverbs.
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Verbs are specific with "narrow" ranges of meaning. Action verbs predominate. Little reliance on adverbs.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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