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Love Letter

Write a love letter to the other character. You must use love quotations. Your letter must be one full page in length. Sign your character's name at the end.

Rubric Code: Z792C7

By marite405

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Romeo & Juliet Love Letter
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Length of letter 200 words	Poor One paragraph or less. 50-100 words	Fair Half a page. 101-150	Good One full page. 151-200 words
Shows you follow intructions.	Poor No famous love quotations	Fair 1-2 references to love quotations	Good 3-4 famous love quotations
Shows effort and serious thought	Poor Shows no effort; made up content unrelated to the play.	Fair Some effort; letter shows some thought.	Good Shows considerable effort; answers reflect serious thought.
Spelling	Poor makes more than 2 spelling errors	Fair makes more than 1 spelling errors	Good spelling correctly
Punctuation	Poor Forgets to use basic punctuation.	Fair Makes 1 error with capitalization error.	Good Punctuates correctly all the time
Salutation and closing Use basic writing skills to establish, maintain, and enhance personal relationships	Poor Salutation and/or closing missing	Fair Salutation and closing have few errors and are placed appropriately	Good Salutation and closing have no errors in placement, punctuation or capitalization.
Neatness Use correct letter formation in cursive	Poor Several distracting errors that make portions difficult to read.	Fair Legibly written, easy to read with 1-2 distracting errors	Good Legibly handwritten with no distracting errors.
Body of the letter Use an introductory paragraph, supporting paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph to organize both written and oral presentations	Poor Many sentence fragments or run on sentences. No evidence of paragraphing	Fair Most sentences are complete and well written. Paragraphs are unorganized.	Good Sentences and paragraphs are complete, well-written, varied sentence structure and vocabulary.