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Creating an Extended Metaphor
Creating an Extended Metaphor
Student will write their own extended metaphor using an environmental disaster.
Rubric Code:
Q2379W6
By
Jemily
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Learning Standards
Extended Metaphor
Exceeds Standards
Total Points:
4 pts
Meets Standards
Total Points:
3 pts
Developing Standards
Total Points:
2 pts
Does Not Meet Standards
Total Points:
1 pts
Base Metaphor
Exceeds Standards
Student starts with a strong metaphor that clearly showcases their understanding of how two things can be compared. This comparison is presented as a metaphor, and not a simile.
Meets Standards
Student starts with a strong metaphor that adequately showcases their understanding of how two things can be compared.
Developing Standards
Student starts with a metaphor that attempts to showcase their understanding of how two things can be compared.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student fails to start with a metaphor that attempts to showcase their understanding of how two things can be compared. The two things clearly have no connection.
Connection
Exceeds Standards
Student has 4 main pieces of evidence which clearly establishes their metaphor's connection to the selected environmental disaster and makes use of effective adjectives, adverbs, verbs or nouns that relate to both parts of the base metaphor.
Meets Standards
Student has 3 main pieces of evidence which establish their metaphor's connection to the selected environmental disaster and makes use of adjectives, adverbs, verbs or nouns relate to both parts of the base metaphor.
Developing Standards
Student has 1 or 2 main pieces of evidence which attempt to establish their metaphor's connection to the selected environmental disaster. They make use of adjectives, adverbs, verbs or nouns that acknowledge at least one part of the base metaphor.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student fails to make any connection between their metaphor and the selected environmental disaster. They fail to use adjectives, adverbs, verbs or nouns that relate to either part of the base metaphor.
Elaboration
Exceeds Standards
Student has at least 4 elaborations which vividly expand their base metaphor, making use of strong nouns, verbs, adjectives or adverbs that are directly related to the environmental disaster.
Meets Standards
Student has at least 3 elaborations which adequately expand their base metaphor, making use of various nouns, verbs, adjectives or adverbs that are somewhat related to the environmental disaster.
Developing Standards
Student has 2 or fewer elaborations which somewhat expand their base metaphor, making use of few nouns, verbs, adjectives or adverbs that are loosely related to the environmental disaster.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student fails to include elaborations that expand upon their base metaphor, and uses nouns, verbs, adjectives or adverbs that are unrelated to the environmental disaster.
Keywords:
English, Language Arts
Subjects:
English
History
Types:
Presentation
Writing
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