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    Unit 1 Writing Assignment Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates a short story writing assignment across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 4: Organization/Ideas, Plot/Conflict, Characterization, Voice/Diction, and Conventions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors for what a score of 4, 3, 2, or 1 would entail. For example, a score of 4 for Organization/Ideas means the ideas are logically organized to help the reader understand the character and flow easily, while a 1 means there is limited organization of ideas. The rubric also includes a section to record points earned for each criterion and calculate an overall grade out of 100.

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    Unit 1 Writing Assignment Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates a short story writing assignment across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 4: Organization/Ideas, Plot/Conflict, Characterization, Voice/Diction, and Conventions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors for what a score of 4, 3, 2, or 1 would entail. For example, a score of 4 for Organization/Ideas means the ideas are logically organized to help the reader understand the character and flow easily, while a 1 means there is limited organization of ideas. The rubric also includes a section to record points earned for each criterion and calculate an overall grade out of 100.

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    This is how I will grade your short story.

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    This rubric evaluates a short story writing assignment across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 4: Organization/Ideas, Plot/Conflict, Characterization, Voice/Diction, and Conventions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors for what a score of 4, 3, 2, or 1 would entail. For example, a score of 4 for Organization/Ideas means the ideas are logically organized to help the reader understand the character and flow easily, while a 1 means there is limited organization of ideas. The rubric also includes a section to record points earned for each criterion and calculate an overall grade out of 100.

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    Unit 1 Writing Assignment Rubric

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    Emily Chen
    This rubric evaluates a short story writing assignment across several criteria on a scale of 1 to 4: Organization/Ideas, Plot/Conflict, Characterization, Voice/Diction, and Conventions. For each criterion, it provides descriptors for what a score of 4, 3, 2, or 1 would entail. For example, a score of 4 for Organization/Ideas means the ideas are logically organized to help the reader understand the character and flow easily, while a 1 means there is limited organization of ideas. The rubric also includes a section to record points earned for each criterion and calculate an overall grade out of 100.

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    Name: ____________________________________ Per: __________ Date: ____________________

    Unit 1 Writing Assignment Rubric – Short story


    Requirement 4 3 2 1
    Organization / Organizes ideas in a logical Most of the ideas are Ideas are not well Limited
    Ideas way to help reader organized in a logical connected or there organization of
    understand the character. way to help the are few ideas. ideas.
    Ideas flow easily with the use reader. Reader gets
    of transition words. a sense of the
    Reader feels part of the story character.
    and knows the character.
    Plot/Conflict Skillfully develops plot line Plot line may not be Plot line and conflict Limited plot
    with an exposition, rising developed in certain may not be fully line with
    action, climax, falling action, places. Internal developed. limited conflict.
    and resolution. Story onflict is not clear or
    includes a protagonist with a completely
    clear internal conflict. developed.
    Characterizatio Includes well developed and Includes acceptable Limited use of Absent or
    n a wide range of examples of and some range of examples of direct ineffective.
    BOTH direct and indirect examples of direct characterization or
    characterization. and indirect indirect.
    characterization.
    Voice/Diction Language effectively Language gives the Language rarely Absent or
    (Word Choice) creates image of character reader a sense of the helps the reader ineffective.
    and makes the reader feel as character. understand or see the
    though he knows the character.
    character. Use of purposeful
    diction and imagery
    engages the reader.
    Conventions Minimal editing required. Some editing Needs extensive Errors impede
    Almost no errors in spelling, required. editing. meaning.
    capitalization, grammar,
    or sentence structure.

    Points Points
    earned Earned

    Organization/Ideas 4 3 (____/20) Voice/Diction 4 3 (____/20)

    2 1 2 1

    Plot/Conflict 4 3 (____/20) Conventions 4 3 (____/20)

    2 1 2 1

    Characterization 4 3 (____/20) OVERALL GRADE

    2 1 ___________/100

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