iRubric: Greek Collateral 2016--Greek Artwork Composition rubric

There is an interesting Greek title and attractive illustration (10 points)

There is a Greek title and attractive illustration (8 points)

The only title is the name of the work; there is an adequate illustration (6 points)

No Greek title and/or no illustration (5 points or fewer.)

All the required elements are present. Nouns in a variety of declensions are used with accurate case endings. Accent marks and breathing marks are correctly used. Verbs have the correct personal endings and agree with the subjects. Adjectives agree with nouns. The story can be understood with some vocabulary help (18-20 points)

All the required elements are present, but there are some errors in noun cases, subject-verb agreement, adjective-noun agreement, accentuation, and the like. The story can be understood with some vocabulary help. (16-17 points)

All the required elements are present, but there are many grammatical errors that make the story hard to understand. Few to no attempts to use accent and breathing marks correctly (14-15 points).

The story is impossible to understand because of reliance on online translators, or because the author simply transliterated the English. (13 points or fewer)

The Greek is accurate (see Card 3 criteria above) and the illustrations are attractive and imaginative. 14-15 points

Greek is accurate overall, but contains some errors. Illustrations are attractive and imaginative. 12-13 points

Greek contains a number of errors; illustrations are adequate. 10-11 points.

Greek is unintelligible; illustrations are missing or unhelpful. (fewer than 10 points)

All elements of the project are submitted on or before the due date. Greek writing is presented in ample time for teacher review. 10 points

Most of the elements are completed in time. 8-9 points

Some of the elements are completed in time. 6-7 points

Few or no elements completed in time. 5 points or fewer.