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Character Autopsy Character Autopsy Rubric Code: DXB7324 By Sheona Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Character Autopsy 0 %
	Ineffective 0 pts	Somewhat Effective 0 pts	Generally Effective 0 pts	Highly Effective 0 pts
Colorful 0 pts	Ineffective Autopsy was plain, no sense of overall knowledge of the character using color as a symbol.	Somewhat Effective Autopsy was plain, some sense of overall knowledge of the character using color as a symbol. Color is used sparsely.	Generally Effective Autopsy shows a sense of overall knowledge of the character using color as a symbol. Color is used to emphasis what is already known.	Highly Effective Autopsy colors are used to add depth to the Group's knowledge of the character and magnifys what is needed to be known about the character.
Summary 0 pts	Ineffective Little or no information. Leaves gaps and prevents the reader from grasping the ideas presented.	Somewhat Effective Little depth to the information. Some gaps.	Generally Effective The Group attempts to give enough surface information, but needs more depth.	Highly Effective The Group gives in depth detail/information about their character's story and goes below the surface.
Conventions 0 pts	Ineffective Severe and frequent errors	Somewhat Effective Errors show limited control of conventions	Generally Effective Generally good command of conventions. Errors create a few disruptions in fluency.	Highly Effective Strength of conventions adds to paper. Errors don't distract.
Character Analysis 0 pts	Ineffective The character is only minimally analyzed.	Somewhat Effective The character is not fully analyzed; two or more areas of characterization are missing.	Generally Effective The character is only partially analyzed; one area of characterization is missing.	Highly Effective The character's actions, feelings, attitudes, influences and motivations are clearly described and analyzed for their importance.