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Character Analysis - Pride and Prejudice Rubric Code: TACA2A By sarahemerson Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Pride and Prejudice Character
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 25 pts
Textual Evidence	Poor Evidence is present, but is not directly from the text (paraphrase); 3 or more elements do not have any textual support	Fair Evidence (from the text) is present, but may not fully support all required elements; 2 elements do not have textual support	Good Evidence (from the text) is thorough and supports each of the required elements: thoughts, views, speech, desires, actions, motivations (head, eyes, lips, heart, hands, feet)
Analysis	Poor Written analysis is not given for all textual evidence or the analysis does not support the required element for at least 3 items	Fair Written analysis is not present for all required elements and/or does not support the required element; 2 elements do not have analysis or the analysis given does not support the required element	Good Thorough written analysis is apparent for each required element and explains its connection to the required element
Presentation	Poor The project is presented to the class, but not all groups members take an active part in the presentation; parts of the presentation are missing or are not covered thoroughly	Fair The project is presented to the class, but not all group members take an active part in the presentation; all parts are covered thoroughly	Good The project is presented to the class with both group members participating in the presentation; all parts are covered thoroughly
Creativity/Neatness/Accuracy	Poor The presentation is sloppy, not creative, and does not rely on the description in the text. There may be inaccuracies in the appearance of the character. The presentation looks hurried and as if little thought has been put into it.	Fair The presentation is creative and neat and uses the description from the text. While the project is appealing and neat, it may not be as colorful or appealing as the distinguished project.	Good The presentation is creative and uses the description provided in the text accurately. The project/text is neat and appealing.