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Choose Your Own Adventure - Creative Writing 
Choose Your Own Adventure - Creative Writing
Rubric Code: SX65436
By emmandry
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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5 pts


3 pts


1 pts

Introduction to Story

5

Who, what and where are answered - basic story exposition.
3

Some basic exposition information is missing.
1

Several or all elements are missing.
Choices

5

The introduction leads the reader to choose from two possible options/story lines
3

Only one storyline is provided
1

No choices provided.
Images

5

The story includes 2-3 relevant images.
3

The story includes 1-2 images.
1

No images included.
Grammar/Mechanics

5

The story is free of errors.
3

3 or fewer mistakes
1

Many mistakes (4 or more)
Grammar

5

The story uses 2nd person
3

The story uses 1st or 3rd person
1

The point of view in the story changes
Hyperlinking

5

All hyperlinks in the story work correctly
3

Not all of the hyperlinks work, however most do
1

Hyperlinks are incorrect or not provided






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