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Romeo and Juliet Act Summaries

Novel Study Chapter Summaries

Summarize the designated act from Romeo and Juliet. Use your summary planner as a guide.

Rubric Code: KX8WXA5

By margaretdoyle

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Chapter Summaries
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 18 pts	Fair 16 pts	Poor 14 pts
Content	Excellent Summary demonstrates a thorough knowledge and assessment of the act	Good Summary demonstrates a good knowledge and assessment of the act.	Fair Summary demonstrates some knowledge and assessment of the act.	Poor Summary demonstrates limited knowledge. Student should read again for knowledge and assessment.
Key Concepts	Excellent Most key concepts are highlighted in the student's summary. Focuses entirely on the broader meaning of the chapter rather than insignificant details.	Good Some key concepts are highlighted in the student's summary. Focuses primarily on the broader meaning of the chapter rather than insignificant details.	Fair Few concepts are highlighted in the student's summary. Focuses on some broad ideas but includes too many details to be a true summary rather than a retail.	Poor Concepts not indicated in student's summary. Primary focus is on insignificant details or relies on retelling chapter rather than summarizing.
Length/Grammar	Excellent Grammar, spelling, and syntax are above average with excellent transitions.	Good Grammar, spelling and syntax are acceptable with some use of transitions.	Fair Grammar, spelling and syntax need improvement along with improving the use of transitions.	Poor Grammar, spelling and syntax are in need of further instruction and no transitions are apparent
Organization	Excellent Summary has a topic sentence, a beginning, at least four middle points and a conclusion.	Good Summary has a topic sentence, a beginning, at least three middle points and a conclusion.	Fair Summary is missing a topic sentence, a beginning, several middle points or a conclusion. Organization is not complete.	Poor Summary lacks an obvious organization.