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Creative Writing: Writing an Arthurian Legend

Rubric Code: L226CAC

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

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Writing an Arthurian Legend
	Exceptional 6 pts	Good 5 pts	Fair 4 pts	Poor 1 pts
Creative Incorporation of Legend Elements	Exceptional The short story follows the template of an Arthurian Legend. All the elements are woven together to create an entertaining, creative, and complete short story.	Good The short story follows the template of an Arthurian Legend. All the elements are woven together to create an entertaining and complete short story.	Fair The story wanders off from the template of an Arthurian Legend, but some elements are woven together to create a complete short story.	Poor The story does not meet the criteria of an Arthurian legend and/or is not a complete story.
Grammar/Spelling	Exceptional Few to no errors present in the story.	Good Several errors are present in the story, but do not interfere with readers understanding the meaning.	Fair Errors are present in the story, and at times interfere with readers understanding the meaning.	Poor Many errors preset in the story and/or interfere with readers clearly understanding what is written.
The Hero	Exceptional The hero is named, developed fully, and clearly described. The actions shown describe the hero's personality as detailed in the elements of Arthurian legends.	Good The hero is named, developed, and described. The actions shown describe the hero's personality as detailed in the elements of Arthurian legends.	Fair The hero is named, but could be more developed, and described. The actions shown describe the hero's personality as detailed in the elements of Arthurian legends.	Poor The hero is not developed or described well.
The Quest/Problem/Conflict	Exceptional It is very easy for the reader to understand the quest/problem the main characters face and why it is a problem.	Good It is fairly easy for the reader to understand the quest/problem the main characters face and why it is a problem.	Fair It is fairly easy for the reader to understand the quest/problem the main characters face but it is not clear why it is a problem.	Poor It is not clear what quest/problem the characters face.
Enchantment	Exceptional An enchantment/supernatural event that is used by the hero to help them earn success in their quest is included that is creative, original, and clearly spelled out for readers.	Good An enchantment/supernatural event that is used by the hero to help them earn success in their quest is included that is original and clearly spelled out for readers.	Fair An enchantment/supernatural event that is used by the hero to help them earn success in their quest is spelled out for readers, but not as clearly as it could be.	Poor An enchantment/supernatural even is either not included, or too vague to make sense.
Perilous Journey	Exceptional The story contains a perilous journey with many creative details and/or descriptions to allow readers to feel like they are following the hero along on the journey.	Good The story contains a perilous journey with many details and/or descriptions.	Fair The story contains a perilous journey, but could include more events and/or descriptions and details.	Poor There is little evidence of a perilous journey.

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English

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