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The Most Dangerous Game - Title Meaning

Rubric for evaluating a three paragraph essay on the conflicts in The Interlopers

Rubric Code: AX3A2B4

By jgedney

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Most Dangerous Game Writing rubric for Literature by Genre
	Master of Games (N/A)	Good Games Progress Being Made (N/A)	Games Trainee (N/A)
Content/Analysis	N/A Analysis includes a good title, mentions the story title and author, gives an excellent summary of the plot with details to support ideas, and thoroughly explores the two interpretations of the usage of the word "game".	N/A Analysis includes a title, mentions the story title and author, gives a good summary of the plot with details to support ideas, and explores the two interpretations of the usage of the word "game".	N/A Analysis lacks a title, does not mention the story title and author, gives an incomplete summary of the plot with few details to support ideas, and only minimally explores the two interpretations of the usage of the word "game".
Expectations for Written Work	N/A No errors in capitalization, punctuation, or spelling. Consistent usage of complete sentences with no run-ons. Clear syntax (organization of ideas) throughout the assignment.	N/A Some errors in capitalization, punctuation, or spelling. Mostly used complete sentences. Some syntax (organization of ideas) issues in the assignment.	N/A Errors in capitalization, punctuation, or spelling. Inconsistent usage of complete sentences and/or more than a few run-ons. Frequent unclear syntax (organization of ideas) in the assignment.