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Fantasy Stories
Writing a fantasy story using the 5 elements of plot outline: Lead/Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
Rubric Code:
PX24WX
By
mgoodson
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Fantasy Story
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Lead
Poor
Beginning of story is poor.
Fair
Introduction has been established
Good
Good introduction. Good flow
Excellent
Introduction captures reader's attention. Lead introduces characters and sets the tone of story.
Rising Action
Poor
Cannot determine where the action starts
Fair
Evident, but not realistic
Good
Rising action has been introduced and can be identified
Excellent
Great transition into rising action. Reader is becoming engrossed in story happenings.
Climax
Poor
No evidence of plot
Fair
Plot has been established but does not flow with rest of the story
Good
Evidence of plot and cohesiveness
Excellent
Plot is evident. Has the reader engrossed.
Falling Action/Resolution
Poor
Cannot be identified. Poor; no ending of story
Fair
Evident, but cannot be transitioned. Out of order with rest of story. Some wrap-up but no concrete ending
Good
Good transition.Conclusion evident, but no ovious resolution
Excellent
Obvious transition in drawing to an end and conclusion. Nice wrap-up.
Protagonist /Antagonist Identified
Poor
No identifiable differences. No character traits.
Fair
Had to guess. Only one character was was identified. No distinction between characters.
Good
Characters were identified. Two or more character traits included.
Excellent
Character traits indicated which character was the Antagonist and which was the Protagonist. Strong character traits for both characters.
Spelling Grammar
Poor
Poor sentence structure. Grammatical errors interfere with flow of paper.
Fair
Weak sentence structure. Shows many errors in language conventions, but still conveys some meaning
Good
Good sentence structure. Some grammatical errors. but language conventions do not interfere with meaning.
Excellent
Strong sentence structure . Writing shows few errors in basic language conventions.
Keywords:
Protagonist, Antagonist
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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