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Character Profile 
Students are to select any character from a Novel that we have read together and create a character profile and also write a reflection paragraph about that character
Rubric Code: BX46B35
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Character Profile

Poor

Insufficient information provided. Student did little noticeable work. Profile requirements are not met consistently. Not included/handed in
Fair

Provides 2-3 pieces of basic information about the character. Has drawn a picture.
Good

Provides 4-5 pieces of basic information about the character. Has a basic description of their personality. Has drawn a picture.
Excellent

Provides 5+ pieces of basic information about the character. Has a detailed description of the character's personality. Has drawn a picture.
Character Traits

Poor

Lists character traits that do not fit the character. Has not included scenes which reveal these. Not included
Fair

Gives 2-3 character traits which are somewhat related to the character. Does not include the scenes which reveal these traits.
Good

Gives 4-5 accurate character traits. Includes scenes which reveal these traits.
Excellent

Gives 5+ accurate character traits and describes the scenes which clearly reveal these traits.
Primary Conflict

Poor

Does not understand the primary conflict or how the character responds to the situation/not included.
Fair

Gives brief description of the primary conflict but does not include or has poorly written how the character reacts to the situation and how it is resolved.
Good

Gives an accurate description of the primary conflict but brief explanation of how the characters reacts to the situation, as well as how it is resolved.
Excellent

Gives a detailed accurate description of the primary conflict, how the character reacts to the situation and then how it is resolved.
Themes

Poor

Did not understand the themes of the text and could not relate these to the purpose, context and audience.
Fair

Accurately lists 2 themes from the text. Can explain how they relate to the characters. Does not explain how they relate to purpose, context and audience.
Good

Accurately describes 2 themes from the text and how they relate to the characters. Has some understanding of how they relate to purpose, context and audience.
Excellent

Accurately describes 2 themes from the text and how they relate to the characters. Has a detailed understanding of how they relate to purpose, context and audience.
Alternate Ending

Poor

Alternate ending is not creatively written and very little detail is given.
Fair

Alternate ending has some aspects similar to the original but has key differences and is creative.
Good

Alternate ending is clearly different to the original. It is creative and has significant meaning to the character and the reader.
Excellent

Alternate ending is clearly different to the original. It is creative, fits into the rest of the story, fits with the characters and has significance to the characters and reader.
Spelling and Grammar

Poor

There are several spelling and grammar errors in the text, paragraphs have not been used and sentences do not makes sense.
Fair

There are a few spelling and grammar errors in the text, paragraphs have not been used and the text often doesn't flow. Some sentences do not make sense.
Good

There are very few spelling or grammar mistakes in the text. Writing structure makes sense but does not always flow. Paragraphs have been used.
Excellent

There are no spelling or grammar mistakes in the text. Writing is well structured and flows. Paragraphs have been used properly.
Layout

Poor

Has not selected the correct format for option chosen
Fair
Good
Excellent

Has selected the correct format for option chosen



Keywords:
  • Applying the IB Learner Profiles to Characters

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