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Writing from another character's perspective Writing from another character's perspective Rubric Code: K2W8A3A By evansaim1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Perspective Writing
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Introduction	Level 1 The introduction is not a full paragraph and does not give much detail about the character.	Level 2 The introduction is in paragraph form and gives some detail about the character.	Level 3 The introduction follows paragraph form and gives sufficient detail about the character.	Level 4 The introduction follows paragraph form and fully describes the character telling the story.
Point of View	Level 1 The character's point of view is not evident throughout the narrative.	Level 2 An attempt has been made to show what happened from the character's point of view.	Level 3 The narrative is written from the character's perspective with some detail to support the description.	Level 4 The narrative is clearly written from the character's perspective with alot of detail to support the description.
Punctuation	Level 1 There were many errors in punctuation and capitalization.	Level 2 There some errors in punctuation and capitalization.	Level 3 There were only a few errors in punctuation and capitalization.	Level 4 There were no errors in punctuation and capitalization.
Correct Format	Level 1 The writer did not follow the outline for the narrative with some detail. (introduction, three detail paragraphs, closing)	Level 2 The writer followed some of the criteria for the narrative with some detail. (introduction, three detail paragraphs, closing)	Level 3 The writer followed all the criteria for the narrative with sufficient detail. (introduction, three detail paragraphs, closing)	Level 4 The writer followed all the criteria for the narrative with good detail and clear descriptions. (introduction, three detail paragraphs, closing)