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Inverted Pyramid News Story
Inverted Pyramid News Story
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Rubric Code:
VX9363W
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ksmarks
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Subject:
Journalism
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Criterion
Developing
5 pts
Approaching Expectations
10 pts
Meets Expectations
15 pts
Exceeds Expectations
20 pts
Lead paragraph
Developing
Missed the lead
Approaching Expectations
- Missing the main news element
does not include essential elements
Meets Expectations
- Main news element is included in lead
Includes most of the essential elements
Exceeds Expectations
- Main news element is included in lead. Includes all essential elements.
Inverted pyramid
Developing
- Story does not follow inverted pyramid writing style although it may have quotes and be an appropriate length
Approaching Expectations
- Story follows inverted pyramid writing style, but is missing direct or indirect quotes and/or is an inappropriate length
Meets Expectations
- Story follows inverted pyramid writing style, including direct and indirect quotes from appropriate sources and is of appropriate length
Exceeds Expectations
- Story follows inverted pyramid writing style, including direct and indirect quotes and is of appropriate length.two or more sources are included in the story
Accuracy
Developing
- Two or more factual errors or vague language. Story contains opinionated statements without attribution
Approaching Expectations
- One factual error or vague language. Story may be opinionated in tone.
Meets Expectations
- Story is informative and contains no factual errors. The story contains descriptive language and proper attribution.
Exceeds Expectations
- No factual errors.Story is interesting and informative. Story contains appropriate language for readers and highlights the focus of the story with clear, descriptive sentences
Grammar
Developing
More than 5 grammatical errors
Approaching Expectations
3-5 grammatical errors
Meets Expectations
1-2 grammatical errors
Exceeds Expectations
No grammatical errors
AP Style
Developing
More than 5 errors
Approaching Expectations
3-5 errors
Meets Expectations
1-2 errors
Exceeds Expectations
No errors
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