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Alternate Point of View Excerpt Essay In the first person, rewriting a pivotal scene from the perspective of a character other than the protagonist Rubric Code: JXC47W2 By donnacopp Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Alternate Character POV
	Strong 0 pts	Solid 0 pts	Almost There 0 pts	Needs Work 0 pts
Content 40	Strong Very accurately reflects action of original scene Includes many relevant details specific to the text Appropriate sequencing is used Writer conveys an in-depth understanding of the plot event and its significance	Solid Accurately reflects action of original scene Includes relevant details specific to the text Sequencing is generally used appropriately Writer conveys a solid understanding of the plot event and its significance	Almost There Somewhat accurately reflects action of original scene Includes few relevant details specific to the text Sequencing is sometimes used appropriately Writer conveys some understanding of the plot event and its significance	Needs Work Does not accurately reflect action of original scene Includes no relevant details specific to the text Sequencing appears to be random Writer conveys little understanding of the plot event and its significance
Characterization 25	Strong Writer includes multiple thoughts and actions reflective of the chosen character's development in the original text Inventive, creative detail provides additional insight into the character	Solid Writer includes thoughts and actions reflective of the chosen character's development in the original text Creative detail provides insight into the character	Almost There Writer includes few thoughts and actions reflective of the chosen character's development in the original text Creative detail provides little insight into the character	Needs Work Writer includes no thoughts and actions reflective of the chosen character's development in the original text Creative detail provides no insight into the character - or no creative detail is included
Voice 20	Strong •The character's personality is very evident in word choice and style Appropriate vernacular or dialogue is highly present Idioms or figurative language are skillfully employed *Any original dialogue is accurately incorporated	Solid •The character's personality is evident in word choice and style Appropriate vernacular or dialogue is present Idioms or figurative language are employed *Original dialogue is generally accurately incorporated	Almost There •The character's personality is somewhat evident in word choice and style Appropriate vernacular or dialogue is somewhat present Idioms or figurative language are awkwardly employed *Original dialogue is somewhat accurately incorporated	Needs Work •The character's personality is not evident in word choice and style Appropriate vernacular or dialogue is not present Idioms or figurative language are not employed *Original dialogue is not accurately incorporated
Conventions 15	Strong •Writing flows very naturally •Grammar, usage and mechanics are very skillfully employed •Verb tense is always maintained •Few, if any, errors	Solid •Writing flows naturally •Grammar, usage and mechanics are skillfully employed •Verb tense is relatively consistent •Some errors	Almost There •Writing flows somewhat naturally •Grammar, usage and mechanics are somewhat skillfully employed •Verb tense is somewhat consistent •Errors are a distraction to the reader	Needs Work •Writing does not flow naturally •Grammar, usage and mechanics are not skillfully employed •Verb tense shifts frequently •Errors impact clarity and the readers ability to comprehend the writer's meaning

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