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Year Ten Short Story 
Students are to write a short story, using narrative conventions.
Rubric Code: FX87338
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Year 10 Short Story
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

7 pts

Fair

5 pts

Poor

3 pts

Language

Excellent

Vocabulary choices engage the reader and show subtlety in meaning.
Sentence structures aid in meaning.
Good

Chooses vocabulary to engage the audience.
Uses a wide choice of vocabulary to show meaning.
Uses different sentence structures to aid in meaning.
Fair

Attempts to vary vocabulary to engage the audience and show meaning.
Attempts to vary sentence structures to assist in meaning, but not always clear.
Poor

Vocabulary not varied or extended.
Audience not engaged with text.
Sentence structures do not aid in meaning and are confusing.
Literature

Excellent

Uses descriptive and figurative language to aid in ideas.
Characters are fully developed through action, dialogue and description.
Elements of plot are clear.
Uses a variety of narrative devices (such as flashback, foreshadowing, analogy).
Point of view is consistent throughout.
Author's voice is sustained throughout the text.
Good

Uses some figurative and mostly descriptive language.
Develops the characters through dialogue, actions and description.
Elements of plot (exposition, complication, climax, resolution and conclusion) are used.
Uses some narrative devices in writing.
Point of view is mostly consistent.
Attempted to sustain consistent voice.
Fair

Attempts to use figurative language.
Uses mostly descriptive language.
Some development of characters, mostly through description.
Elements of plot are evident yet are not always clear.
Attempts to use some narrative devices in writing, not always successfully.
Point of view is mostly consistent.
Author's voice is lacking.
Poor

Descriptive language used.
Characters are not developed.
Elements of plot are lacking.
Narrative devices are used incorrectly or lacking.
Point of view is mostly consistent.
No clear author's voice.
Literacy

Excellent

Uses correct spelling.
Tense is consistent throughout text.
Sentence structures are varied for impact.
Good

Uses mostly correct spelling (difficult or unusual words)
Tense is consistent.
Variety in sentence structures.
Text shows control and organisations of ideas.
Fair

Most words are spelt correctly (difficult and unusual words)
Tense is mostly consistent.
Attempts to vary sentence structures.
Evidence of editing, yet needs some work for control and organisation.
Poor

High number of spelling mistakes (mostly common words)
Tense is inconsistent.
Sentence structure is poor and lacking in sense.
Little or no evidence of editing.




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