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Pourquoi Tale
Pourquoi Tale
Rubric Code:
Y47B2B
By
chguth
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
(none)
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Short Story Rubric
4 pts
3 pts
2 pts
1 pts
Beginning Sentence
4
Beginning sentence creates interest and introduces the story.
3
Beginning sentence introduces reader to story.
2
Beginning sentence vaguely introduces reader to the story.
1
Beginning does not introduce the reader to the story.
Characters
4
Writer describes characters with detail including physical and personality traits.
3
A good description is given of the characters with some traits.
2
A basic description is given of characters with some physical traits.
1
No description of the characters is given except for names.
Setting
4
Writer is descriptive of setting helping to create a mental picture.
3
A good description of setting is given in the story.
2
Little description of the setting is given in the story
1
No description of the setting is mentioned in the story.
Plot
4
Writer uses a good beginning, middle and ending.
3
Missing one part of the story (beginning, middle or ending).
2
Missing two parts of the story.
1
Missing the beginning, middle and ending.
Conflict
4
Writer describes the conflict well and has an effective resolution.
3
Conflict is introduced and/or a resolution is made.
2
Conflict is not introduced well and/or no resolution is made.
1
No conflict is present in the story.
Conventions
4
No errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
3
Few errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
2
Some errors are made in spelling, grammar, punctuation.
1
Many errors are made.
Ending
4
The ending does a good job closing the story and explaining the origin
3
Adequate ending to finish the story and explain the origin.
2
Ending is inadequate and leaves story unfinished. Origin is not well explained.
1
There is no ending or explanation of origin.
Genre Mechanics
4
Includes all genre characteristics, including a lesson.
3
Includes some of the characteristics of the genre.
2
Includes one of the characteristics of the genre.
1
Includes none of the characteristics of the genre.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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