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Personality Test Personality Test - LOTF Student created an online personality test to see which major character from LOTF the test taker was most like. Written component highlighted each of the four main characters personalities. Rubric Code: FX9C58B By jfulker1 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Characters' Traits	Excellent All of the significant traits of each of the main characters are present in the personality quiz.	Good Many of the significant traits of the main characters are present in the personality quiz.	Fair Some of the significant traits of the main characters are missing in the personality quiz.	Poor Very few of the personality traits of the main characters are present in the personality quiz.
Analysis	Excellent Student shows full knowledge of the results and is able to support all choices with well-developed explanations that show clear connections with the characters.	Good Student is at ease with the content of the novel, but does support the ideas with quotes from the text.	Fair Student is uncomfortable with the content of the novel. Explanations are provided, but not in sufficient detail to support ideas.	Poor Student does not have a grasp of the novel. The explanations do not show a relationship to the novel.
Creativity/Ease of Use	Excellent Student showed a great deal of creativity in the creation of the project. The website was easy to use.	Good Student showed creativity in the creation of the project. The website was relatively easy to use.	Fair Student showed some creativity in the creation of the project. The website was not easy to use.	Poor Student did not show originality or creativity in the creation of the project. The website did not work.
Grammar and Mechanics	Excellent Student makes no or few errors in mechanics, grammar, or spelling that distract the reader from the content.	Good Writer makes some errors in mechanics, grammar, or spelling that distract the reader from the content.	Fair Writer makes several errors in mechanics, grammar, or spelling that distract the reader from the content.	Poor Writer many errors in mechanics, grammar, and spelling that greatly distract from the content.