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Students are to write a short story that demonstrates their understanding of the prologue and tales of The Canterbury Tales
Rubric Code: QB24W6
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Exceeds standards

5 pts


Meets standards

4 pts


Almost Meets standards

3 pts

Tale/Beginning

5

Exposition is well developed and provides background information about the character(s) or setting. In addition, the hook grasps the reader's interest.
4

Exposition is developed and provides background information about the character(s) or setting. The hook could be more attention-getting.
3

Exposition is lacking development and/or a hook.
Tale/Plot

5

Plot is well developed in the story and fulfills all of the assigned requirements.
4

Plot is apparent in the story and fulfills some of the assigned requirements.
3

Plot is not apparent in the story or does not fulfill the assigned requirements.
Tale/Ending

5

The ending of the story is very fitting and well-composed. Moral of the story is understood.
4

The ending of the story is obvious but could've been more creative. Moral of the story is understood.
3

The ending of the story is too abrupt and seriously lacks originality. The moral of the story was not clear.
Stylistic Approach/Device

5

Story has a cool title; a fitting tone/mood is apparent; dialogue is used throughout the story; story contains a good amount of imagery and it conveys a cautionary message.
4

Story has a title; tone/mood is subtle; dialogue is used on occasion; some imagery can be found in the story and mentions a cautionary message.
3

Story has a title; tone/mood is inconsistent or missing; little to no dialogue; needs more imagery; missing the cautionary element.
Prologue

5

Give me your name, occupation, physical description, and class system. Tells how Chaucer would feel about you. Has at LEAST 10 lines of POETRY.
4

Prologue falls short in 1-2 key elements.
3

Prologue is missing more that 2 key elements.



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