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Movie Review Book Review Rubric Code: NBA8C9 By kristenbrunshaw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 (N/A)
Plot Summary (K)	Level 1 Movie title, writer and producer are not introduced. A few sentences about the book are given, however, there is no plot summary.	Level 2 Movie title, writer and producer may not be introduced. Some minimal details given about the book. The plot is vaguely summarized. The reader somewhat understands the premise of the movie.	Level 3 Movie title, writer and producer are introduced. Great details about the book. The plot is simple and to the point. The reader understands what the movie is about, however, there are still a couple unanswered main questions.	Level 4 Movie title, writer and producer are introduced. Exceptional Plot review with specific details pulled from the novel. The reader easily understands the premise of the movie.
Movie Analysis (A)	Level 1 Student doesn't analyze the movie and provide opinions and reasoning for their answers.	Level 2 Student provides some thought to the analysis, however opinions are not clearly explained or provided.	Level 3 Student provides insight and analysis of the movie. They back up their ideas with reasoning which is clearly explained to the reader.	Level 4 Student goes above and beyond the minimum requirements with the analysis of the movie, providing ideas and opinions with valid reasoning.
Final Opinions (T)	Level 1 There are no final opinions.	Level 2 Final opinions are brief.	Level 3 Final opinions are present and clear.	Level 4 Detailed final opinions are helpful to the reader in deciding the merit of the novel.
Spelling Grammar (C)	Level 1 No evidence of proof reading. Spelling and grammatical errors prohibit understanding of the review	Level 2 Minimal evidence of proof reading. Errors are distracting to the understanding of the work.	Level 3 Few errors that don't distract from the meaning of the work.	Level 4 Work is error free, and clearly written.