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Writing a setting 
Rubric Code: H3749X
By cmgoldstein
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

5 pts

Setting

Poor

Setting was vague. Only a few decriptive words were used to help give a clear picture of when and where the setting took place.
Fair

Reader had a somewhat clear picture of when and where the setting took place. Some descriptive words were used.
Good

Reader had a clear picture of when and where the setting took place. Lots of descriptive words were used.
Sentences

Poor

Sentences didn't flow to make the paragraph easy to read. Ideas didn't flow together.
Fair

Sentences somewhat flowed to make the paragraph easy to read. Paragraph was a bit choppy, bouncing from one idea to another.
Good

Sentences flowed to make the paragraph easy to read with complete with adequate detail.
Convections

Poor

Several mistakes (5+) were made in spelling, capitalization or punctuation.
Fair

A few (3-4) spelling, capitalization or punctuation mistakes were made.
Good

Spelling, capitalization, punctuation were minimal and did not effect the flow of the paragraph.
Adjectives

Poor

Inadequate use of adjectives.
Fair

Used a few adjectives to describe words.
Good

Used many adjectives to describe words.



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