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FEAR Narrative Rubric 
FEAR Narrative Rubric
Rubric Code: Q22B853
By hardyh
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric FEAR Narrative
  Poor

1 pts

Average

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Great

4 pts

Elements of Fiction

Poor

Narrative includes none or one of the following:

Character(s)
Setting
Descriptive Language


0-3 points
Average

Narrative includes two of the following:

Character(s)
Setting
Descriptive Language


5 points
Good

Narrative includes all of the following:

Character(s)
Setting
Descriptive Language


10 points
Great

Narrative includes all of the following with clear and concise nature:

Character(s)
Setting
Descriptive Language

15 points
Plot/Order

Poor

Not organized, events out of order and extremely hard to follow, is very rough and no use of transitions. No opening or closure are present.


3 points
Average

Somewhat organized, uses little transition between paragraphs, is very rough and cannot follow the story easily. Opening and closure, if present, are weak.

5 points
Good

Organized, uses some transitions in writing, is a little choppy and mostly easy to follow. Adequate opening and closure.


10 points
Great

Very organized and sequential, uses transitions in writing, can follow the story easily and flows very smoothly. Effective opening and closure.

15 points
Foreshadowing

Poor

The use of foreshadowing is NOT clear and creative. Does NOT clearly assists with the development of plot.


3 points
Average

The use of foreshadowing is barely clear and creative. Assists with the development of plot.


5 points
Good

The use of foreshadowing is somewhat clear and creative. Assists with the development of plot.


10 points
Great

The use of foreshadowing is clear and creative. Clearly assists with the development of plot.

15 points
Grammar/ Conventions

Poor

Simple sentence structure, major mistakes in punctuation, capitalization or spelling that completely throws off the story, and has little or no variety in word choice. Ten or more frequent errors.

4 points
Average

Somewhat same sentence structure, some noticeable mistakes in punctuation, capitalization or spelling that slightly puts off the story, and has a solid use of word choice and variety. Eight or more errors made.

7 points
Good

Good variety in sentence structure, few mistakes in punctuation, capitalization, or spelling, and has a great use of word choice and variety. Five or less errors made.

8 points
Great

Good variety in sentence structure, correct punctuation, capitalization, and spelling, and an excellent use of word choice and variety. Three or less errors made.

10 points
Methods of Fear

Poor

None of the following methods of fear are used within the narrative.

Horror
Fear as a manipulation tool

0 points
Average

One of the following methods of fear is used within the narrative.

Horror
Fear as a manipulation tool

5 points
Good

One of the following methods of fear is used in a clear way within the narrative.

Horror
Fear as a manipulation tool

10 points
Great

One of the following methods of fear is used in a clear, creative way within the narrative.

Horror
Fear as a manipulation tool

15 points
Dialogue

Poor

No dialogue used.



0 points
Average
Good

Dialogue is used to enhance the plot and provide description of the narrative.

10 points
Great

Creative, clear Dialogue is used to enhance the plot and provide description of the narrative.

15 points
Image

Poor

7 or more book pages are missing a relevant image.


4 points
Average

4-6 book pages are missing a relevant image.


6 points
Good

1-3 book pages are missing a relevant image.


8 points
Great

Each book page has a relevant image.


10 points
Title Page

Poor

Title page is missing.




0 points
Average

Title page is missing one of the following:
Title
Author


3 points
Good
Great

Title page includes title and author.


5 points




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