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Warm Bodies Essay
This essay focuses on how one character from the film Warm Bodies helps to create theme.
Rubric Code:
BX5ABCB
By
masloneatsf
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Warm Bodies Essay
Distinguished
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Apprentice
2 pts
Novice
1 pts
Purpose and Audience
Distinguished
Writing establishes and maintains focus on audience and purpose. Relevant background information about the film is provided that anticipates the audience's needs.
Proficient
Writing adequately establishes focus on audience and purpose but may not consistently maintain this focus. Adequate background information about the film is provided that generally anticipates the audiences needs.
Apprentice
Writing identifies a generalized purpose or audience but does not maintain focus on both. Irrelevant or inconsistent background information about the film demonstrates a general lack of the audience's needs.
Novice
Writing may identify a general topic but demonstrates little or no awareness of purpose or audience. No background on the film is provided and no awareness of the audience is evident.
Idea Development
Distinguished
Writing consistently develops ideas with depth and complexity to provide insight, support and clarification concerning the relationship between the character and theme. Relevant references to Romeo and Juliet and to the film are provided.
Proficient
Writing develops ideas with adequate support and clarification of the relationship between the character and theme. Adequate references to Romeo and Juliet and to the film are provided.
Apprentice
Writing demonstrates inconsistent idea development. References to Romeo and Juliet and to the film are either irrelevant or lack clarification or insight.
Novice
Writing has little or no purposeful idea development, insight or clarification. No references to Romeo and Juliet or the film are provided.
Organization
Distinguished
Writing is consistently organized with ideas flowing within and between paragraphs.
Proficient
Writing is adequately organized with ideas generally flowing between one another, though connections are less clear between ideas on occasion.
Apprentice
Writing makes some attempt at organization but often places ideas in an unclear order that disrupts the natural flow or cohesion.
Novice
Writing has little or no organizational structure, placing ideas in no logical order.
Correctness
Distinguished
Writing consistently uses words that are appropriate to the purpose and intended audience. The writing consistently uses correct usage, grammar and mechanics.
Proficient
Writing chooses words that are generally appropriate for the intended audience. Writing demonstrates adequate control over usage, grammar and mechanics.
Apprentice
Writing occasionally chooses appropriate words but also use language that is simple or inappropriate for the intended audience. Writing demonstrates frequent errors in usage, grammar and mechanics.
Novice
Writing uses simple or inappropriate words. Errors in usage, grammar and mechanics impede the understanding of the text
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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