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Short Story Questions and Revision of Short Story 
Short Story Questions and Revision of Short Story
Grading Rubric: Performance-Based Assessment
Rubric Code: H2X9C22
By mholda
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric Short Story Questions
  Poor

0.5 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

1.5 pts

Excellent

2 pts

Completion of Answers

Poor

Two or fewer short story questions are answered, either out of an observable effort on the part of the student to evade answering the questions.
Fair

Three short story questions are answered. Attempts are made to respond to at least one of the other questions, though its response is incomplete.
Good

Four short story questions are fully answered and an attempt has been made at answering the fifth question, though its response is incomplete.
Excellent

All five short story questions are answered completely.
Responses

Poor

Responses regarding personal experience are missing or inadequate. Effort on the part of the student to fully respond regarding personal experiences is absent.
Fair

Responses regarding personal experience are present, however they are inadequate or hard to follow.
Good

Responses regarding personal experience are present and complete, but lack insight.
Excellent

Responses regarding personal experience are present and thorough. The student displays a thoughtful perspective and it is observable in her answers that she has deeply considered the questions.
Mechanics

Poor

Responses have five or more errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than three errors in subject/verb agreement
Fair

Responses 3-4 errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than two errors in subject/verb agreement
Good

Responses have 1-2 errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than 1 error in subject/verb agreement
Excellent

Responses display correct punctuation/capitalization, as well as correct subject/verb agreement.
Short Story Revisions
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Quality of Revision

Poor

No revisions are made to the original work.
Fair

Original work is revised, however the changes that have been made are arbitrary and do not affect the content or mechanics of the story itself
Good

Original work is revised and revisions vaguely reflect experiences gained through answering the questions
Excellent

Original work is revised and revisions reflect a clear and thorough consideration of experiences in answering the questions
Elements of the Narrative

Poor

Final product does not reflect a knowledge of the elements of a narrative. No connection is apparent between the experience of answering the questions and the revision of the piece
Fair

Final product reflects limited knowledge of the elements of a narrative. No connection is apparent between the experience of answering the questions and the revision of the final piece
Good

Final product reflects knowledge of the elements of a narrative. A connection is apparent between the experience of answering the questions and the revision of the final piece
Excellent

Final product shows a clear and thorough knowledge of the elements of a narrative. The experience of answering the questions has greatly improved the quality and content of the final piece through a clear and observable incorporation of these new ideas
Mechanics

Poor

The revision reflects five or more errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than 3 errors in subject/verb agreement.
Fair

The revision reflects 3-4 errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than 2 errors in subject/verb agreement.
Good

The revision reflects 1-2 errors in punctuation/capitalization, or more than 1 error in subject/verb agreement.
Excellent

The revision reflects no errors in punctuation/capitalization or subject/verb agreement.
Portfolio Directions
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

0.5 pts

Good

1 pts

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Collected

Poor

The portfolio is missing major pieces of the assignment--either the story questions or the revised paper are missing. Portfolio is disorganized and assignments are not clearly marked.
Fair

The porfolio contains all assignments necessary, but is disorganized and assignments are not clearly marked.
Good

The portfolio contains all assignments necessary, properly labeled.
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Time

Poor

Portfolio is handed in more than one class period after its due date without prior teacher permission.
Fair

Portfolio is handed in one class period after its due date without prior teacher permission.
Good

Portfolio is handed in on time.
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