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The Great Gatsby Newspaper Rubric 
Newspaper reporting on The Great Gatsby
Rubric Code: N6XC8B
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Outstanding Work

10 pts

Well Done

8 pts

Acceptable

6 pts

Good

4 pts

Poor

2 pts

Features

Outstanding Work

All five features plus additional articles (either in the categories or in a new category) cover the required components and go beyond expectations with proper elaboration and organization. Feature articles show in depth understanding of characters, events, and historical relevance from the story. Five or more quotes are included to support the article stories.
Well Done

All five features are covered with the main detail required for each section. Feature articles show understanding of the characters, events, and historical relevance from the story. Five quotes from the book are used to support the article stories.
Acceptable

Four out of the five features are covered in the paper, details are not clear or nearly done. Feature articles show basic understanding of the characters, events, or historical relevance from the story, but not all three. Four quotes from the book are used to support the article stories.
Good

Three out of five features basically covered, meeting most of the requirements stipulated for each section. Feature articles show minimal understanding of the characters, events, or historical relevance from the story, but not all three. Three quotes from the book are used to support the article stories.
Poor

Three or less features are completed. Understanding of characters, events, and historical relevance is not clearly conveyed. Few if any quotes are included in any feature story.
Organization

Outstanding Work

All necessary information was presented logically and recorded properly. Not only does each article have a title, but titles show flare and clear headings. Newspaper articles well organized
Well Done

Necessary information was covered logically and recorded properly. Articles show proper organization. Each article has a clear title for each section.
Acceptable

Most important information is presented in a logical sequence and recorded properly. Not every article has a clear headline
Good

Necessary information was covered, but not presented logically or recorded properly. Article placement somewhat haphazard with not concern for placement or organization. Majority of articles have basic headline.
Poor

Significant information is missing, or not recorded properly. No headlines used in text.
Creativity

Outstanding Work

Project is truly original and characterizes creativity and personalization of the project to the text or self
Well Done

Significant evidence of creative license or initiative to personalize project to suit text or self
Acceptable

Student took little creative license or initiative to personalize project to suit text or self
Good

Evidence of some creative license or initiative to personalize project to suit text or self
Poor

Student took no creative license or initiative to personalize project to suit text or self.
Grammar/ Sentence Structure, format

Outstanding Work

There were no errors or evidence of corrections in the report. Words were well chosen and sentences were concise. Paper can be fluently read without stopping because of grammar errors.
Well Done

A couple errors occurred in capitalization, punctuation, word usage, sentence structure and structure Proof-reading evident.
Acceptable

Some errors occurred in in capitalization, punctuation, word usage, run-on sentences, sentence fragments or structure Proof-reading questionable.
Good

A few errors occurred in capitalization, punctuation, word usage, sentence structure and structure Proof-reading inadequate.
Poor

Numerous errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, word usage, run-on sentences, sentence fragments or structure. No evidence of proof-reading.
Neatness/Artwork

Outstanding Work

Paper was neatly written or typed with no evidence of corrections having been made. Artwork shows outstanding effort. Creative development of the newspaper format. Artwork is neat and appropriate to the work.
Well Done

Paper was neatly written or typed. Little evidence of corrections having been made. Effort is evident in the artwork.
Acceptable

Paper was ripped, smudged or wrinkled. Some words or sentences were difficult to read, artwork appears to have minimal effort given.
Good

Paper was neatly written and presented, artwork appears to have some effort.
Poor

Work was very difficult to read, paper was torn or crumpled, work was smudged--artwork appears "last minute".




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