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The Ransom of Red Chief Comic and Presentation Rubric

Short Story Comic Strip

Comic Grade: __________________ Presentation Grade: ________________

Rubric Code: MB2C8A

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Short Story Comic Strip
	Novice 2 pts	Apprentice 3 pts	Practitioner 4 pts	Expert 5 pts
Irony and Humor	Novice The selected passage is not ironic or humorous, nor does the student's work contain humor or irony.	Apprentice The selected passage is either not ironic or not humorous. or The selected passage contains both irony and humor but the student did not maintain the irony and humor in their comic strip.	Practitioner The selected passage contains both irony and humor and the student made and effort to maintain the irony and humor in their comic strip.	Expert The selected passage contains both irony and humor and the student maintained the irony and humor in their comic strip.
Text/Dialogue	Novice Text/Dialogue does not relate well to the scenes or plot of the story. There seems to be no connections between the scenes.	Apprentice Text/Dialogue is related to the scenes and plot events of the story. The connections between scenes are less obvious.	Practitioner Text/Dialogue is related to the scenes and plot events of the story. Most connections between scenes are easy to understand.	Expert Text/Dialogue is related to the scenes and plot events of the story. All connections between scenes are easy to understand.
Characters	Novice The characters all look the same with limited detail and they show no action.	Apprentice The characters are drawn nicely, but they are overly generalized. They show little action.	Practitioner The characters are drawn nicely, with detail, and it is obvious who they are. They show little action.	Expert The characters are drawn nicely, with detail, and it is obvious who they are. They show action.
Setting	Novice Lack of setting and/or props.	Apprentice Setting is drawn in but overly generalized. Fluffy clouds etc.	Practitioner The setting has some details that are specific to the story.	Expert The setting is drawn nicely, with attention paid to the specific details of the story.
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation	Novice There are more than 5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.	Apprentice There are 4-5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.	Practitioner There are 1-3 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.	Expert There are absolutely no spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.
Effort	Novice It is evident that little effort was put forth in the creation of the comic strip based on creativity, organization, and care.	Apprentice It is evident that some effort was put forth in the creation of the comic strip based on creativity, organization, and care.	Practitioner It is evident that effort was put forth in the creation of the comic strip based on creativity, organization, and care.	Expert It is evident that a great deal of effort was put forth in the creation of the comic strip based on creativity, organization, and care.
Presentation Rubric
Presentation Style	Novice Student was not proficient in three or more of the following: voice, body language, eye-contact, or word choice.	Apprentice Student was not proficient in two of the following: voice, body language, eye-contact, or word choice.	Practitioner Student was not proficient in one of the following: voice, body language, eye-contact, or word choice.	Expert Voice, body language, eye-contact, and word choice were used to give a professional presentation. were used to give a professional presentation.
Preparation and Confidence	Novice Student did not have a completed professional comic strip and they were not confident in what they wanted to say.	Apprentice Student either did not have a completed professional comic strip or their presentation lacked confidence (they did not know what they wanted to say.)	Practitioner Student came prepared with a completed and professional comic strip. They sometimes struggled with what to say.	Expert Student came prepared with a completed and professional comic strip. It is clear that they knew what they wanted to say.

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English

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Project

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