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Points Possible |
Points Earned |
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Character |
The
characters are developed adequately. |
1-4 |
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Character |
The
characters are revealed through multiple methods of
characterization. |
1-4 |
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Character |
The
characters remain true to the way they are introduced or if they
change, the change is logical and in keeping with the theme. |
1-4 |
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Character |
The
characters are involved in dialog with the dialog properly
punctuated. |
1-4 |
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Plot |
The plot
is developed adequately. |
1-4 |
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Plot |
The plot
comes to a logical conclusion. |
1-4 |
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Setting |
The
setting fits the plot and characters in the story. |
1-4 |
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Setting |
The
setting has sufficient details for the reader to visualize the
local. |
1-4 |
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Setting |
The
setting is developed using both explicit and implicit details. |
1-4 |
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Point of
View |
The point
of view is consistent throughout the story. |
1-4 |
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Point of
View |
The point
of view allows for logical plot development and character
development. |
1-4 |
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Theme |
The story
develops a theme. |
1-4 |
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Theme |
The theme
of the story is consistent with the plot and the characters. |
1-4 |
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Style of
Writing |
The voice
of the author is evident throughout the story. |
1-4 |
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Sentence
Formation |
The story
uses a variety of sentence structure. |
1-4 |
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Sentence
Formation |
The
sentence structure is correct. |
1-4 |
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Mechanics |
The story
uses appropriate subject-verb and pronoun-antecedent agreement. |
1-4 |
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Mechanics |
The words
of the story are spelled properly. |
1-4 |
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Punctuation |
The story
is properly punctuated. |
1-4 |
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Total |
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