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Forbidden Love Performance Task C2: Scene Design

Design a single scene (any medium) of Romeo and Juliet. Include Act and scene number, entry and exit points, who is in the scene; or design a character's costume. Include who it is to be worn by, when, and color choices.

Rubric Code: EX32C5C

By goddessdio

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Scene/ Costume
	Poor 15 pts	Fair 20 pts	Good 25 pts
Directions	Poor Included one or less of the following: entry/exit points Act/Scene number Who is in the scene Costume- Who it is for When it will be worn Colors Or errors are too distracting.	Fair Included two of the following: entry/exit points Act/Scene number Who is in the scene Costume- Who it is for When it will be worn Colors Or attempted all aspects but had errors.	Good Included all of the following: entry/exit points Act/Scene number Who is in the scene Costume- Who it is for When it will be worn Colors with few errors
Creativity	Poor Predictable or unoriginal.	Fair Some elements of the project are creative but may have lacked follow through, or oomph.	Good Surprising, innovative, and exciting.
Relevance	Poor Scene does not match the play at all. Or characters script/dialogue is not true to the character's traits.	Fair Scene goes well with the drama. Although some aspects are not compatible with either the character's traits, plot, or setting.	Good Scene exceeds expectations. The character's dialogue is true to their traits. The plot matches the drama's original conflicts, or the changes are refreshing.
Presentation	Poor Pages document is typed up like a regular paragraph, or it is handwritten.	Fair May be a Pages document but special attention was given to formatting the work like the original play. Different font faces are used to set off stage directions etc. Errors are distracting.	Good May be a Pages document but special attention was given to formatting the work like the original play. Different font faces are used to set off stage directions etc. Free of errors, or errors are minute.