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Which Romeo & Juliet?

Your task is to write a review comparing two of the three endings to each other and deciding which one you preferred. The different versions were: the 1968 movie, the 1996 movie, and the original play by Shakespeare. Include the following in your review: 1. What were some of the differences? Did the differences make the story better or more interesting? 2. What were some of the similarities? 3. Was there something you would have changed, for example the actors, to make the story more interesting? 4. Which of the two versions did you prefer and why?

Rubric Code: PXA489

By trekgal

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Which Romeo & Juliet?
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Differences 5 pts	Poor Provides one or less differences between the two versions he/she has selected.	Fair Provides 2 -3 differences between the two versions he/she has selected.	Good Provides more than 3 differences between the two versions he/she has selected.
Similarities 5 pts	Poor Provides one or less similarities between the two versions he/she has selected.	Fair Provides 2 -3 similarities between the two versions he/she has selected.	Good Provides more than 3 similarities between the two versions he/she has selected.
Changes 4 pts	Poor Student says that he/she would not make any changes to either version.	Fair Student provides 1-2 changes that he/she would make any changes to either version.	Good Student provides 3 or more changes that he/she would make any changes to either version.
Preference 4 pts	Poor Student does not choose between either version. Ex: "I like them both the same."	Fair Student states which version he/she preferred, but does not provide a reason why.	Good Student states which version he/she preferred and provides a reason why.
Grammar/Spelling 2 pts	Poor Student makes 5 or more grammatical or spelling mistakes.	Fair Student makes 3-4 grammatical or spelling mistakes.	Good Student makes no more than 2 grammatical or spelling mistakes.