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Slant Rhyme Writing Assignment 
Rubric Code: R236XA
By mmussorgsky
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Slant Rhyme
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

SCORE

(N/A)

Use of pararhyme

Poor

Student fails to incorporate any sort of slant rhyme.
Fair

Student attempts to use slant rhyme, but the sound of the rhyme is very inexact.
Good

Student demonstrates an understanding of slant rhyme, but has trouble "rhyming" consonant sounds exactly with only a vowel shift.
Excellent

Student capably uses slant rhyme in the tradition of Wilfred Owen, with consonants rhyming exactly, and vowels differing.
SCORE
Use of "true rhyme"

Poor

Student fails to incorporate any sort of "true rhyme"/traditional rhyme: "say/way," etc.
Fair

Student uses "true rhyme," but imperfectly; words may not rhyme as exactly as is expected for "true rhyme."
Good

Student uses true rhyme, but rhymes may be repetitive or unimaginative.
Excellent

Student uses variety in his true rhymes; word pairs are innovative.
SCORE
Diagram of rhyme scheme

Poor

Student fails to diagram rhyme scheme.
Fair

Student shows an understanding of how to diagram a rhyme scheme, but fails to correctly label his own.
Good

Student diagrams his rhymes correctly but may have trouble distinguishing between true rhyme and slant rhyme in his labeling.
Excellent

Student diagrams the rhyme scheme exactly, paying attention to capital and lowercase letters for true rhyme and slant rhyme, respectively.
SCORE
Poetry/Message

Poor

Poem fails to make meaning; poor grammar without artistic intent.
Fair

Poem manages a reasonable level of coherence.
Good

Poem has a tangible meaning, or conveys emotion effectively.
Excellent

Poem is aesthetically pleasing, delivers a unique message in an artistic way.
SCORE




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