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Novel Study Chapter Summaries Novel Study Chapter Summaries Chapter Summaries from required text. Rubric Code: ZX76B2A By MissvdS Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Chapter Summaries
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Content	Excellent Summary demonstrates a thorough knowledge and assessment of chapter.	Good Summary demonstrates a good knowledge and assessment of chapter.	Fair Summary demonstrates some knowledge and assessment of chapter.	Poor Summary demonstrates limited knowledge. Student should read again for knowledge and assessment.
Key Concepts	Excellent Most key concepts are highlighted in the student's summary.	Good Some key concepts are highlighted in the student's summary.	Fair Few concepts are highlighted in the student's summary.	Poor Concepts not indicated in student's summary.
Length/Grammar	Excellent Grammar, spelling, and syntax are above average.	Good Grammar, spelling and syntax are acceptable.	Fair Grammar, spelling and syntax need improvement.	Poor Grammar, spelling and syntax are in need of further instruction.
Keynote Presentation	Excellent Formatting done well--appropriate font size, key words. Excellent eye contact.	Good Formatting of slides not perfect, but it did not interfere with the presentation. Good eye contact.	Fair Formatting of slides not correct--problems with font size, key words not used. Reading slides and not talking to the audience about the slides. Poor eye contact.	Poor No format in slides, font size too small, no key words. Presenter read the slides to the audience. No eye contact.
Discussion Questions	Excellent Excellent and thought provoking questions asked in order to have a meaningful discussion of the chapter.	Good Good questions provided for discussion.	Fair Questions for the chapter provided, but not written well to encourage discussion among the students.	Poor No questions provided for discussion of the chapter.