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The Most Interesting Conversation I Have Ever Had 
One to two pages of a narrative on the most interesting conversation I have ever had with a friend. Telling a story but must include dialogue. Double space as usual. Turn in at the end of class with your name and class period on this rubric stapled to the top of your final draft only. TEST GRADE!
Rubric Code: P5CXW6
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

40 pts

Fair

70 pts

Good

100 pts

Quality of writing

Poor

Quality of writing is very low. The story is not imaginative, has little voice, and is not very interesting to read.
Fair

Quality of writing is alright. The story is a little imaginative, has a good amount of voice, and is semi interesting to read.
Good

Quality of writing is high. The story is very imaginative, has a great amount of voice, and is very interesting to read.
Punctuation

Poor

More than 12 errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Fair

6-11 errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Good

5 or less errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Dialogue

Poor

Student may have attempted to write dialogue, but it was lost in the writing due to inacurrate punctutation, and each speaker did not start a new paragraph.
Fair

Student was able to partially write with dialogue but was not accurate on punctuation and/or did not start a new paragraph for each speaker.
Good

Students use and punctuate dialogue correctly. Each new speaker begins a new paragraph and all dialogue is punctuated appropriately.
Sentence variation

Poor

Student's writing came off as monotone because sentence variation was not present. Student chose to stick to one to two types of sentences.
Fair

Students had a medium amount of variation in their sentence structure but chose to mainly stick to two or three types of sentences.
Good

Many diffferent sentences lengths. Good variation of simple, compound, complex and compound complex sentences.



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