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Mystery Stories 
Mystery Stories
Rubric Code: V2A378
By cohens
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Sherlock Holmes

4 pts

Encyclopedia Brown

3 pts

Inspector Gadget

2 pts

Shaggy

1 pts

Mystery Elements

Sherlock Holmes

Your story contains all the elements of a mystery story that we have studied.
Encyclopedia Brown

You used most of the elements of a mystery.
Inspector Gadget

You used some of the elements of a mystery.
Shaggy

You did not write a mystery story.
Topic Development

Sherlock Holmes

Your mystery is very interesting, original and full of suspense.
Encyclopedia Brown

Your mystery is interesting, original, and has one or two suspenseful moments.
Inspector Gadget

Your story is similar to another mystery story we have read or it does not appear that you revised your work to make it more interesting.
Shaggy

There is no evidence of story development.
Writing Style

Sherlock Holmes

You used all of the writing tricks we have learned this year (dialogue, gestures, show-don't-tell, moment stretching, interesting verbs & details!!).
Encyclopedia Brown

You used most of the writing techniques learned this year.
Inspector Gadget

You used some of the writing techniques.
Shaggy

You did not use any of the writing techniques.
Writing Mechanics

Sherlock Holmes

You only hade one or two spelling or grammatical errors.
Encyclopedia Brown

You had 3-9 errors.
Inspector Gadget

You had 10-15 errors.
Shaggy

You had more than 15 errors in your story.
Story Format

Sherlock Holmes

You followed the story format that we studied in class.
Encyclopedia Brown

You mostly followed the story format studied in class.
Inspector Gadget

You did not ask a question or write a conclusion to your mystery.
Shaggy

The format of your story was confusing and did not make sense.




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