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Writing from another character's perspective Writing from another character's perspective Rubric Code: V223W3W By hpearsall10 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Perspective Writing
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts
Introduction	Poor The introduction does not capture the reader's interest.	Fair The introduction is good, but there is room for improvement.	Good The introduction is dynamic and captures the reader's interest.
Point of View	Poor The character's point of view is not evident throughout the scene.	Fair An attempt has been made to show what happened from the character's point of view, but it doesn't reflect the speaker's personality.	Good The scene is written from the character's perspectiive.
Tone	Poor The tone of the scene remains unchanged from the original.	Fair The tone of the scene is somewhat changed when told from the character's point of view.	Good The tone of the scene is in sharp contrast to the original when told from this character's point of view.
Vivid Action Verbs	Poor The writer made no attempt to use vivid action verbs.	Fair The writer attempted to use vivid action verbs.	Good The writer used vivid action verbs throughout the scene.
Shows not Tells	Poor No attempt was made to show not tell.	Fair There was some attempt to show not tell.	Good The scene was shown and not told.
Correct Information	Poor The writer had untrue information that did not occur in the book. Added parts are random/added without purpose	Fair The writer had one small error in the events as stated in the book. Didn't add	Good The writer held true to the events in the book. Parts that are different are thoughtful and creative.
Correct Conventions	Poor The writing is not double-spaced and/or is not typed or written in ink, and lacks the proper heading.	Fair Somewhat proofread in spelling, punctuation, and paragraphing	Good Paper is typed; paragraphing is correct; proofread; spelling and punctuation is generally correct.