iRubric: Macbeth Oral Exam 2 rubric

Speaker and the person to whom the speaker is speaking are incorrectly identified (Fail)

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Speaker is correctly identified and the person to whom the speaker is speaking are correctly identified (Pass)

The interpretation is incorrect.

The interpretation is correct, but only a basic response is given. This may be a basic paraphrase that ignores the motivations of the character, the analytical implications of the quote and/or fails to address, misidentifies or inadequately explains literary devices. The situation is correctly identified, but only a basic response is given (beginning, middle, end of the play) and/or part of the situation is misidentified or inadequately explained.

The interpretation is correct, and the response goes beyond the basic. The paraphrase is complete but may misinterpret one of the following: the motivations of the character, the analytical implications of the quote, fails to address an important literary device and/or misidentifies or inadequately explains the literary devices. The situation is correctly identified, and goes beyond the basic response (beginning, middle, end of the play) but may not include all details relevant to the situation.

The paraphrase is complete, including the motivations of the character, the context of the quote, the analytical implications of the quote, and correctly identifying and interpreting all significant literary devices.