iRubric: Mood in Narrative (Apeirogon) rubric

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Mood in Narrative (Apeirogon) After reading and analyzing Cantos 139, 140 and 141 from Colum McCann's novel Apeirogon, students will engage in a story exchange based on the model created by Narrative 4. After the exchange, students will either revise their own narrative or their partner's with an emphasis on mood. Rubric Code: D2X6393 By masloneatsf Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Mood in Narrative Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Story Elements Story Elements focuses on the elements of character, plot, conflict and theme.	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent The four identified story elements are
Diction Diction refers to the use of language to establish and sustain a specific mood.	Poor General or generic word choice is used throughout the text. Language ineffectively creates a specific mood or moods.	Fair General or generic word choice is used throughout the text. while	Good Appropriate word choice creates a specific mood(s)	Excellent Strong, vivid word choice creates a specific mood(s) that is sustained throughout the text
Details Details refers to the use of details (descriptions and/or particular information) to establish and sustain a specific mood.	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent
Syntax Syntax refers to the ways in which words and sentences are placed together to establish and sustain a specific mood.	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent