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Personal Narrative 
Rubric Code: Z5B8AB
By lolmuh58
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Personal Narrative
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Focused Purpose

Poor

Several events or moments are mentioned and there are few to no details.
Fair

An event or moment is mentioned but there aren't enough details to make it memorable.
Good

There is one memorable moment or event. Lots of details are included to make the reader remember the special time.
Lead

Poor

There is no hook or attention getter in the beginning.
Fair

There is a hook, but actions are not in a chronological order.
Good

The beginning hooks the reader usually with dialogue, thoughts, or action. Actions are presented in a chronological order unless interrupted by flashbacks.
Ending

Poor

There is no conclusion.
Fair

The ending isn't really memorable. Maybe a cliche was used. ("The End", "That's the end of the story. " "I hope you liked my...")
Good

The end leaves something to remember.
Setting

Poor

Neither time nor place are mentioned.
Fair

Both time and place are not mentioned.
Good

The time and place are described.




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