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Original Creation Myth
Original Creation Myth
Write an original creation myth that explains the origin of an object in nature, OR explains the origin of the name of something.
Rubric Code:
X92328
By
KeCasey
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Creation Myth
Excellent
100 pts
Good
93 pts
Fair
83 pts
Needs Improvement
73 pts
Poor
60 pts
Plot 20
Excellent
Plot is logical, clear, and detailed. The order of events is easy to follow.
Good
Plot is logical and clear. The order of events is able to be followed.
Fair
Plot is mostly logical and clear. The order of events is usually able to be followed.
Needs Improvement
Plot is partially logical and clear. The order of events is sometimes difficult to follow.
Poor
Plot is not logical or clear. The order of events is not able to be followed.
Settings & Characters 20
Excellent
Settings and characters are clearly described within the myth. They play an active role in the outcome.
Good
Settings and characters are clearly described for the reader in the myth. Most play an active role in the outcome.
Fair
Settings and characters are basically described in the myth. Most play an active role in the outcome.
Needs Improvement
Settings and characters are stated in the myth, but very little description is included. Some do not make sense.
Poor
Settings and characters are unclear, or do not make sense within the context of the myth.
Explanation of Origin 20
Excellent
The myth clearly and creatively explains the origin of a chosen subject.
Good
The myth clearly explains the origin of a chosen subject.
Fair
The myth somewhat explains the origin of a chosen subject.
Needs Improvement
The myth attempts to explain the origin of a chosen subject, but the explanation is confusing.
Poor
The myth does not explain the origin of a chosen subject.
Inclusion of Gods/Goddesses 20
Excellent
3+ gods or goddesses are appropriately included in the myth.
Good
2 gods or goddesses are included in the myth.
Fair
1 god or goddess is appropriately included in the myth.
Needs Improvement
1 god or goddess is included in the myth, but the context is not appropriate to him/her.
Poor
Gods/goddesses are not included in the myth.
Spelling and Grammar 10
Excellent
It is free of spelling and/or grammatical errors.
Good
Errors in spelling or grammar are minor.
Fair
Errors in spelling or grammar are occasionally distracting.
Needs Improvement
Errors in spelling or grammar are often distracting.
Poor
Errors in spelling or grammar are frequently distracting.
Imagery 10
Excellent
The myth contains atleast 3 examples of imagery. Imagery enhances the descriptions in the story and makes it seem more real.
Good
The myth contains 2 examples of imagery. Imagery somewhat enhances descriptions in the myth.
Fair
The myth contains two examples of imagery, but the imagery is not well thought out or is not creative and original.
Needs Improvement
The myth contains only one example of imagery. The imagery is not original and creative.
Poor
The myth does not contain any examples of imagery
Keywords:
short story, myth,
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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