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Identifying Story Elements 
Identifying Story Elements
Rubric Code: U24A623
By SraDietrich
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Story Elements - various texts
  Advanced

Excellent. 5

(N/A)

Proficient

Good. 4

(N/A)

Emerging

Fair. 3

(N/A)

Not sufficient

Poor. 2

(N/A)

Elements of the Story

Advanced

Can identify all elements of a story:
Author, Characters, Conflict/Problem, Solution to the Conflict/Problem and similarities/differences with Santana's family and your own
Proficient

Identifies only 4 Elements of a story from the following:
Author, Characters, Conflict/Problem, Solution to the Conflict/Problem and similarities/differences with Santana's family and your own
Emerging

Identifies only 3 Elements of a story from the following:
Author, Characters, Conflict/Problem, Solution to the Conflict/Problem and similarities/differences with Santana's family and your own
Not sufficient

Identifies 2 or less of the Elements of a story from the following:
Author, Characters, Conflict/Problem, Solution to the Conflict/Problem and similarities/differences with Santana's family and your own
Author

Advanced

Accurately describes in detail the background of the author:
Who is he? What else has he written? Is he active on social media? What does he look like? Where is he from?
Proficient

Can describe the majority of the background of the author:
Who is he? What else has he written? Is he active on social media? What does he look like? Where is he from?
Emerging

Can only describe 1 part/detail of of the background of the author:
Who is he? What else has he written? Is he active on social media? What does he look like? Where is he from?
Not sufficient

Cannot describe anything about the background of the author.
Characters

Advanced

Named all of the characters and described them
Proficient

Named some of the chracters.
Emerging

Named a few of the characters.
Not sufficient

Did not name any of the characters.
Conflict/Problem

Advanced

Stated the main problem(s)
Proficient

Stated most of the problem.
Emerging

Stated some of the problem.
Not sufficient

Did not state the problem.
Solution

Advanced

Stated how the problem was solved.
Proficient

Stated how most of the problem was solved
Emerging

Stated how some of the problem was solved
Not sufficient

Did not state how the problem was solved
Comparison of Santana's family and your own. of

Advanced

Compare Santana’s life with yours. You gave similarities or differences in your comparisons. The comparison was stated and elaborated.
Proficient

Stated a difference and/or difference. Little elaboration stated.
Emerging

Has trouble making a comparison between families. A simple statement was made without an explanation.
Not sufficient

Did not compare families.
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