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Beowulf (comparison to a hero)

This rubric goes along with the assignment in which you will write a 1 page description of a hero that reminds you of Beowulf.

Rubric Code: X22WCW

By big6meg

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Quiz

Grade Levels: 9-12

Descriptive Paper (hero)
	None 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 4 pts
Key points of interest	None Includes 2 or less than 2 details about both heroes.	Poor Includes between 3 and 5 details about the hero and Beowulf (and how they are alike).	Fair Includes 6-8 details about the hero and Beowulf (and how they are alike).	Good Includes 9 or more details about the hero and Beowulf (and how they are alike).
Sentence Structure	None Only includes simple sentences about the person (John likes pizza).	Poor Includes a combination of simple sentences and complex sentences.	Fair Includes more complex sentences about the person (John likes pizza and spaghetti because he is Italian).	Good Includes very complex and intricate sentences about the person (John grew up in Italy and then moved to the United States; therefore, he is a fan of pizza and spaghetti).
Neatness	None Handwriting is near impossible to read.	Poor Handwriting is sloppy and difficult to read.	Fair Handwriting is somewhat neat, but has a few areas where handwriting becomes sloppy.	Good Handwriting is very clear and legible making the paper easy to read.
Length	None Is less than 1/2 a page (typed)	Poor Is 1/2 a page (typed)	Fair Is 3/4 of a paper (typed)	Good Is one page (typed) or longer.
Picture	None Does not include any pictures	Poor Includes one picture, but not both pictures	Fair	Good Includes both pictures (one of Beowulf and one of your other idea of a hero).