The rubric evaluates short stories on a scale of 0 to 10 points across four criteria: basic format, style, dialogue, and editing. For the highest score of 10 points, a story must be 1 1/2 to 2 pages long with proper formatting, have a catchy opening, follow a plot diagram, use both dialogue and narration consistently, and appear proofread with minimal errors. Lower scores are given for missing certain criteria or having multiple formatting, grammatical, or dialogue issues. The lowest score of 0 points is for a story that does not meet any of the criteria.
The rubric evaluates short stories on a scale of 0 to 10 points across four criteria: basic format, style, dialogue, and editing. For the highest score of 10 points, a story must be 1 1/2 to 2 pages long with proper formatting, have a catchy opening, follow a plot diagram, use both dialogue and narration consistently, and appear proofread with minimal errors. Lower scores are given for missing certain criteria or having multiple formatting, grammatical, or dialogue issues. The lowest score of 0 points is for a story that does not meet any of the criteria.
The rubric evaluates short stories on a scale of 0 to 10 points across four criteria: basic format, style, dialogue, and editing. For the highest score of 10 points, a story must be 1 1/2 to 2 pages long with proper formatting, have a catchy opening, follow a plot diagram, use both dialogue and narration consistently, and appear proofread with minimal errors. Lower scores are given for missing certain criteria or having multiple formatting, grammatical, or dialogue issues. The lowest score of 0 points is for a story that does not meet any of the criteria.
Basic Format 1 ½ - 2 pages, 12 Missing 2 Missing 2 Doesn't follow
font, Times New or more of or more of any of the Roman, Double the the formatting spaced, Story has a formatting formatting requirements title (not “Short requiremen requiremen Story”) ts ts and does not have a title
Style Catchy opening, The story The story is The story
Follows plot does not containing doesn't meet diagram (rising follow the only 1 of any of the conflict, climax, plot the criteria. resolution), Story is diagram. elements told with both The story is dialogue and missing 1 narration, of the other Consistent point of elements view (1st person or 3rd)
Dialogue Dialogue formatted 3 or more More than The story
correctly (new line formatting half of the doesn’t have for a new speaker, mistakes in dialogue is any dialogue indented), dialogue formatted Punctuated incorrectly. correctly, Variety of dialogue tags (Speaker Tag, Action Tag, Thought Tag, No tag at all)
Editing The story appears 4 or more Most of the Grammatical
to have been grammatic story errors in most proofread; minimal al errors in contains of the story. errors that do not the story grammatic Errors take take away from the al errors away from the meaning/understan meaning of the ding story