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Extra Chapter
Alternative Ending
Rubric Code:
X2233BB
By
ladyresearcherr
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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Writing an extra chapter
Met Expectation
6 pts
Approaching Expectation
4 pts
Attempted Expectation
2 pts
Turned in, Effort
0 pts
Resolution
Met Expectation
Resolution is creative.
Connections to the story are present and clear. The students gave a good reason why Phedra took her own life.
The extra chapter has a clear theme connected to the text.
Approaching Expectation
Resolution is present.
The extra chapter has a clear theme.
The student is somewhat able to explain why Phedra take her own life.
Attempted Expectation
Resolution is present but undeveloped.
The extra chapter has a no theme.
The student cannot explain thoroughly why Phedra took her own life.
Turned in, Effort
No resolution.
The extra chapter has no theme.
The student has no attempt to explian the cause of Phedra's suicide.
Characters
Met Expectation
Characters are true to their roles in the story & act like they did throughout the story.
Theseus and Phedra are the main characters in the extra chapter.
Approaching Expectation
Characters all have resolution.
Theseus and Phedra has sufficient roles in the extra chapter.
Attempted Expectation
Leaves the reader wondering what happened to the characters.
Either Theseus or Phedra do not have enough roles in the chapter.
Turned in, Effort
Characters missing.
Either Theseus or Phedra is not mentioned.
Conventions
Met Expectation
Spelling and grammar is error free.
Writing shows well used vocabulary that adds depth to the narrative.
Sentences are varied and enhance the flow of the writing.
Approaching Expectation
Spelling & punctuation is error minimal (3-5 errors)
Vocabulary is at instructional level
Grammar has minimal (3-5) errors
Varied sentence lengths
Attempted Expectation
Spelling & punctuation contain few errors (6-9)
Vocabulary is approaching instructional level.
Sentences are clear
Turned in, Effort
Spelling & punctuation contain many errors (10+)
Vocabulary is below instructional level.
Sentences are fragments or run-ons
Style
Met Expectation
Seamless continuation of the story
skillfully used tone, word choice, sentence structure to mimic the style of the original story.
The extra chatper could actually have happened & is believable & satisfying.
Approaching Expectation
Good continuation of the story
Used tone, word choice, sentence structure to mimic the style of the original story.
The extra chapter could have happened & is complete.
Attempted Expectation
So-so continuation of the story
Attempted to use word choices like the author for each character.
The extra chapter could have happened but is lacking details.
Turned in, Effort
No attempt is made to mimic the style of the original story.
The extra chapter would not have happened. It has nothing to do with the rest of the story.
Appearance
Met Expectation
The students arranged the page(s) in a good way. The page margins, gaps between the lines, paragraphs and indentation are all proper. The length of the ending is sufficient- at least one page.
Approaching Expectation
The page margins, gaps between the lines, paragraphs and indentation are somewhat proper. The ending is at least one page-long.
Attempted Expectation
The page margins, gaps between the lines, paragraphs or indentation are not proper enough. The ending is less than one page.
Turned in, Effort
There is no visible organization in terms of page layout. The ending is shorter than expected.
Keywords:
Alternate ending
Subjects:
English
(General)
Types:
Project
Reading
Writing
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