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iRubric: Morality Tale Rubric 2

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Morality Tale Rubric 2 Short Story Rubric: Fable, Folktale. Myth Rubric Code: AXAX9W2 By mahannak Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Morality Tale Rubric
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Characters	4 Writer describes the characters with great imagery and sensory detail and helps the reader really know the characters with physical and personality traits.	3 A good description is given about the characters with some physical and personality traits.	2 A basic description is given about the characters with some physical traits.	1 No description of the characters are given except for names.
Setting	4 Writer is highly descriptive of the setting and helps the reader create a mental picture. The setting would appeal to a modern audience.	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.
Conflict	4 Writer describes the conflict well and has an effective resolution.	3 Conflict is introduced and/or resolution is made.	2 Confict is not introduced well and or no resolution is made.	1 No conflict is present in the story.
Grammar/Spelling/Punctuation	4 No errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation (indented).	3 Few errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation (indented).	2 Some errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation (indented).	1 Many errors are made in spelling, grammar, and punctuation (indented).
Resolution	4 The resolution states the moral, lesson, or theme and does a good job closing the story. Teaches a clear moral lesson and is well developed. Contains all elements of an exemplum.	3 There is an adequate ending to finish the story. Teaches a moral lesson, but is not well developed. Contains most of the elements of an exemplum.	2 The ending is inadequate and leaves the story unfinished. Teaches a lesson, but is not really a moral. Contains at least one of the elements of an exemplum.	1 There is no ending. Does not include a life lesson. Does not contain any elements of an exemplum.
Figurative Devices	4 The tale effectively uses both figurative devices to teach the moral. Those devices being irony (any of the three types),and allegorical figures.	3 The tale makes an attempt to use both allegory and irony to teach the moral.	2 The tale only uses one figurative device (either irony or allegory) to teach the moral.	1 The tale doesn't use any figurative devices to teach the moral.