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Script Adaptation Script Adaptation Rubric Code: TXW79W3 By rdeliuti Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Script Adaptation
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Needs Impr. 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Plot: Accuracy	Excellent Script stays true to the original text. Characters, events, and time period are consistent with the original. Details are added which add appropriate depth to the story.	Good Script stays mostly true to the original text. Story elements are mostly consistent with the original, but might stray slightly in some places in an attempt to add appropriate detail.	Fair Script stays partially true to the original text. Main story elements are consistent with the original story, but strays in some areas.	Needs Impr. Script stays slightly true to the original text. Some story elements are altered so they do not resemble the original story.	Poor Script does not stay true to the original text. Many liberties are taken, and the adaptation is barely recognizable.
Plot: Story Arc	Excellent Story arc has a clear, logical flow of events.	Good Story arc has a mostly clear and logical flow of events, with only slight lapses in clarity.	Fair Story arc has a somewhat disjointed, but clear order of events.	Needs Impr. Story arc is choppy in many places, but the order of events in mostly clear.	Poor Story arc is very disjointed and difficult to follow.
Formatting	Excellent Script is consistently and appropriately formatted.	Good Script is mostly consistent and appropriate in its formatting.	Fair Script is sometimes consistent and appropriate in its formatting.	Needs Impr. Script is not consistent, but is mostly appropriate in its formatting.	Poor Script is not appropriately formatted.
Dialogue and Stage Directions	Excellent Dialogue and stage directions are clearly written and make sense in the context of the script.	Good Dialogue and S.D. are mostly clear and make sense in the context of the script. (1-2 areas of confusion)	Fair Dialogue and S.D. are somewhat clear and usually make sense within the context of the script. (3-4 areas of confusion)	Needs Impr. Dialogue and S.D. are unclear in many places, but a general sense of the story can still be established.	Poor Dialogue and S.D. are mostly unclear. It is difficult to make sense of the story through the characters' words and actions.