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Identifying Figurative Language/Lit. Devices 
Rubric Code: XX4XC99
By ThomRok
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Figurative Use of Language
  EXCEEDS

4 pts

MEETS

3 pts

APPROACHING

2 pts

DEVELOPING

1 pts

Identifying Literary Devices

e.g., simile, metaphor, irony, personification, symbol, hyperbole
EXCEEDS

Accurately and precisely identifies use of figurative language and literary devices
MEETS

Identifies use of figurative language and literary devices with general accuracy
APPROACHING

Identifies some use of figurative language and literary devices with some accuracy
DEVELOPING

Does not accurately identify figurative language or literary devices
Analyzing Text: Explaining Devices

EXCEEDS

Clearly explains how figurative language and literary devices are used to create an artistic effect
MEETS

Demonstrates basic understanding of how devices are used to create an artistic effect
APPROACHING

Lacks clear explanation of how devices are used to create an artistic effect
DEVELOPING

No explanation of how devices are used to create an effect




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