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"To be or not to be" Soliloquy Parody 2022
"To be or not to be" Soliloquy Parody 2021
Students will follow the model, as outlined, to create a personally meaningful, witty parody of the original. Students will present their parodies to their peers and partake in peer and self-assessment.
Rubric Code:
C23X4BW
By
JenWilliamson
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Hamlet Parody
Poor
2 pts
Fair
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Content
Poor
Soliloquy does not present a dilemma. Off topic.
Incomplete.
Fair
Soliloquy lays out both sides of a dilemma, but may under-develop one or both sides.
Vague or abrupt.
Good
Soliloquy lays out and fully develops both sides of a dilemma.
Clear and engaging.
Excellent
Soliloquy lays out and thoroughly develops both sides of a dilemma thoroughly with eloquence, humor, or pathos.
Creative & original. Takes a risk.
Form / Style
Poor
No resemblance to the original soliloquy.
Not thoughtful about diction, imagery, line breaks, and other conventions of poetry.
Fair
Bears little resemblance to the original soliloquy.
Less thoughtful about diction, imagery, line breaks, and other conventions of poetry.
Good
Bears some resemblance to the original soliloquy.
Somewhat thoughtful about diction, imagery, line breaks, and other conventions of poetry.
Excellent
Successful as an imitation or parody of Hamlet's "To be or not to be", inventively re-purposing some of the structure/language of the original.
Very thoughtful about diction, imagery, line breaks, and other conventions of the form.
Other Requirements
Poor
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Fair
Major lapses in these requirements.
Good
Minor lapses in these requirements.
Excellent
Meets length requirement.
Submitted to Google Classroom by due date.
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