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EPIC HERO RUBRIC EPIC HERO WRITING Students are to use the six characteristics of an epic hero in conjunction with Beowulf. Rubric Code: UXX4454 By nanconnelly Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

EPIC HERO
	Nonexistant 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Grammar/Spelling	Nonexistant Has 6 or more grammatical and/or spelling errors.	Poor Has four to five grammatical and/or spelling errors.	Fair Has three to four spelling and/or grammatical errors.	Good Has one or two spelling and/or grammatical errors.	Excellent Has NO grammatical errors.
Heroic Qualities	Nonexistant Hasr no heroic qualiities.	Poor Has one or two heroic qualities. There are two solid examples of each heroic quality.	Fair Has three or four heroic qualities. There are two solid examples of each heroic quality.	Good Has four or five heroic qualities. There are two solid examples of each heroic quality.	Excellent Has all six heroic qualities.There are two solid examples of each heroic quality.
Overall Impression	Nonexistant The character leaves audience with no impression of hero.	Poor Character leaves the audience with a slight impression.	Fair Character is either memorable or distinguishable--not both.	Good Character is memorable but not distinguishable.	Excellent Audience has a full grasp of character's heroism and author's effort. Character is memorable and distinguishable.
Organization/Flow	Nonexistant The essay has no flow and is poorly organized.	Poor The essay has a little bit of flow and is slightly organized.	Fair The essay has some flow and is somewhat organized.	Good The essay has decent flow and is pretty organized. It is clear the writer spent time organizing and drafting their work.	Excellent The essay has excellent flow and is well-organized. Clearly, the student spent many hours drafting, revising, and editing the essay.