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Advertisement - Print Advertisement - Print You must create a print advertisement Rubric Code: Y52X6X By maranixon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Print Advertisement
	Excellent Full command 4 pts	Very Good Consistent Control 3 pts	Good Sufficient Control 2 pts	Poor Lacking Control 1 pts
Ideas Print Advertisement must include a Headline, Illustration if possible, and/or Slogan. It must answer the who, what, when, where, and why questions.	Excellent Print Advertisement does address all components and answers the who, what, when, where, and why questions. All information is specific.	Very Good Print Advertisment is clear, but needs to be expanded.	Good Print Advertisement answers most of the questions but is vague in specifing the informatin and is not enouth for full credit.	Poor Print Advertisement does not answer all of the questions. At least three of the elements are missing.
Visual Appeal Was it colourful? Was it neat? Was the space used	Excellent Very apealing, and much effort was put into designing the visual appeal of the ad.	Very Good Was well designed and was visually appealing and colourful.	Good Was somewhat appealing, but there were some wasted spaces.	Poor Was not colourul, did not look very appealing. Did not use the paper space well.
Mechanics Control of sentence formation, usage and mechanics.	Excellent You have full control of conventions. You have infrequent, if any, errors. Your Advertisement is exceptionally clear and is at least a page or more and has exceeded all of the criteria for this assignment.	Very Good You have consistent control conventions. Errors are minor and don't interfere with your meaning. Advertisement is generally prettygood, but not exceptional as it does not cover a full page.	Good You have generally correct sentences and mechanics. Your errors don't interfere with your meaning. Advertisement lacks some of the qualifications as listed in the criteria stated.	Poor Your errors in punctuation and grammar make your meaning unclear.