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Creative Sequel to "The Most Dangerous Game" 
Rubric Code: KA883C
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric The Most Dangerous Game: A Sequel
  Poor

-more time and energy needed to be a good story

1 pts

Fair

-you gave a basic response for the ending

2 pts

Good

-you developed a good story but needed a good twist

3 pts

Excellent

-Wow, what an entertaining and fun to read story

4 pts

Length

Poor

Sequel is only a quarter of a page in length. (6 lines)
Fair

Sequel is half of a page in length. (7-12 lines)
Good

Sequel is three quarters of a page and a half in length. (13-18 lines)
Excellent

Sequel is at least 1 page in length. (20-26 lines or more)
Storyline/Content

Poor

Storyline does not follow the "TMDG" and/or may not be credible. Not developed well and quality is not grade appropriate.
Fair

Storyline somewhat follows the "TMDG" but lacks consistency. Somewhat developed, but lacks maturity in writing.
Good

Storyline follows the "TMDG", is developed and is grade appropriate.
Excellent

Storyline follows the "TMDG" is very well developed and is written on grade level or higher.
Description

Poor

Story does not develop the setting, actions or feelings of the characters and events.
Fair

Story gives some development of the setting, actions and feelings of the characters and events.
Good

Story gives development of the setting, actions and feelings of the characters and events.
Excellent

Story is well developed for the setting, actions and feelings of the characters and events.
Characters

Poor

Characters were not believable in their attitudes and/ or actions.<BR>
They did not maintain their personality/nature.
Fair

Characters were somewhat believable in their attitudes and/or actions. They maintain their personality/nature.
Good

Characters were believable in their attitudes and their actions. They maintained their personality/nature.
Excellent

Characters were well developed with attitudes and actions. They had changes that were believable and understandable.
Grammar/Mechanics

Poor

Major problems with complete sentences, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation, capitalization and/or paragraphs.
Fair

Some problems with complete sentences, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation, capitalization and/or paragraphs.
Good

Minor problems with complete sentences, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation, capitalization and/or paragraphs.
Excellent

No problems with complete sentences, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation, capitalization and/or paragraphs.




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