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Stephen King Storyboard Analysis 
The Stand Storyboard Analysis
In order to analyze the decisions made by Stephen King, you are being asked to create a storyboard. Each storyboard must have an introductory cell that has your name and topic, a minimum of five textual cells and a maximum of ten, each cell must accurately reflect the text, quotations/excerpts must be used in the cells, a brief summary must be provided for each cell and each entry should employ correct language, grammar and punctuation.
Rubric Code: KXCWA5X
By masloneatsf
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Distinguished

1 pts

Proficient

2 pts

Apprentice

3 pts

Novice

(N/A)

Technical Requirements

Distinguished

The storyboard includes an introductory cell that has student's name and the topic they chose. The storyboard contains a minimum of five cells and a maximum of then.
Proficient

The storyboard includes an introductory cell that has student's name but refers to the title instead of the topic. The storyboard contains a minimum of five cells and a maximum of then.
Apprentice

The storyboard includes an introductory cell that has student's name but no topic is identified. The storyboard contains one less or one more cell than required.
Novice

The storyboard is missing either the introductory cell and/or has more than two cell errors.
Accuracy

Distinguished

The storyboard not only actually reflects the text but it also reveals an understanding of the nuances of the novel(s). It provides an insightful interpretation of the text.
Proficient

The storyboard reflects an accurate reading of the novel. It provides an acceptable and/or traditional interpretation of the text.
Apprentice

The storyboard reflects a simplistic and/or faulty understanding of the novel.
Novice

The storyboard reflects an incorrect understanding of the novel.
Quotations/Excerpts

Distinguished

The storyboard contains quotes and excerpts that are uniquely suited to their purpose. They provide insight.
Proficient

The storyboard contains quotes and excerpts that are accurate and fulfill the purpose.
Apprentice

The storyboard contains minimal quotes and/or excerpts. They may be simplistic or awkward.
Novice

The storyboard contains little or no quotes/excerpts. The ones provided are inaccurate.
Analysis

Distinguished

The storyboard contains insightful, rich analysis that reveals depth of understanding concerning the novel.
Proficient

The storyboard contains accurate, acceptable analysis of the text.
Apprentice

The storyboard contains simplistic or awkward analysis of the text.
Novice

The storyboard contains little or no analysis of the text OR the analysis is inaccurate.
Language, Grammar and Punctuation

Distinguished

The storyboard contains rich language that enhances the assessment. The punctuation and grammar are employed for effect.
Proficient

The storyboard contains accurate language. Punctuation and grammar adhere to Standard American English.
Apprentice

The storyboard contains simplistic or awkward language and contains errors in punctuation and grammar that do not interfere with understanding.
Novice

The storyboard contains simplistic and/or awkward word choices and errors in punctuation and grammar that interfere with understanding.




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