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Rating Scale
Rating Scale
Developed concept map
Rubric Code:
P228282
By
sieganippe09
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Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
Graduate
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Literary Element
Unacceptable
1 pts
Fair/Average
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Poor
2 pts
Outstanding
5 pts
Character
Unacceptable
No human qualities.
Not relatable at all.
Fair/Average
Average character.
Somewhat believable, but not deep.
Good
Human qualities.
Relatable, but doesn't propel the story.
Poor
Evidence of human qualities.
Mildly relatable
Outstanding
Outstanding character qualities that are relatable. Human qualities are believable. Propels the story
Setting
Unacceptable
Irrelevant time or place. No sense of being there.
Fair/Average
Average descriptions or pictures of time and/or place.
Author provides some sense of being there.
Good
Good descriptions of setting. Time and/or place is well described or drawn and the reader gets a feeling of being there.
Poor
Poor descriptions of time and/or place.
Little sense of being there.
Outstanding
Outstanding descriptions of time and/or place. Makes the reader feel a part of the story.
Plot
Unacceptable
No chain of events.
Nothing to hold the story together.
No evidence of a blue print.
Fair/Average
Few events that somewhat hold the story together. There is evidence of a blue print to where the story will go.
Good
Good series of events that relate to the story and give the plot meaning and direction.
Poor
Poor sequence of events.
Little development to hold the story together.
Outstanding
Outstanding plot development from beginning to end. Great series of events during the book that take the reader from beginning to end.
Theme
Unacceptable
No central idea or concept that the reader is left with.
Fair/Average
Evidence of there being a central idea or concept the reader is left with after reading.
Good
Good "final thought" the reader is left with upon completing the book. Well developed central idea.
Poor
Poor effort to leave the reader with a central idea or concept.
Outstanding
Outstanding central idea and concept throughout the book. The reader is left knowing about the intent of the "final thought" of the book.
Verbal Style
Unacceptable
Words do not fit together to make a story.
Fair/Average
Words fit the story averagely. Some verbal style is seen throughout.
Good
Words in the story fit together well. Developed verbal style throughout the book is apparent.
Poor
Little effort to provide the reader with words that are logical to the story and how they fit together.
Outstanding
Outstanding verbal style throughout the entirety of the book. Words fit the story perfectly.
Illustrations
Unacceptable
No visual literacy.
No color or black and white.
No evidence of any illustrations.
Fair/Average
Average evidence of visual literacy spaced throughout the book. Some color or black and white illustrations used.
Good
Developed visual literacy throughout the book. Good illustrations with color or black and white throughout.
Poor
Little evidence of visual literacy. Illustrations are vague.
Outstanding
Outstanding visual literacy and illustrations that are aesthetically pleasing throughout the entire book.
Keywords:
Map
Subjects:
English
Types:
Reading
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