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    Play Rubric

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating various elements of a play script, including plot, characters, dialogue, genre, story structure, play structure and format, scenes and settings. Each element is rated on a scale from poor to fair to good based on criteria provided. For example, a plot receives a poor rating if it lacks a clear beginning, middle and end, a fair rating if it contains one or two of those elements but not all three, and a good rating if it contains a clear beginning, middle and end. Similarly, each other element is evaluated on attributes such as believability, naturalism, clarity and correct formatting.

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    Play Rubric

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating various elements of a play script, including plot, characters, dialogue, genre, story structure, play structure and format, scenes and settings. Each element is rated on a scale from poor to fair to good based on criteria provided. For example, a plot receives a poor rating if it lacks a clear beginning, middle and end, a fair rating if it contains one or two of those elements but not all three, and a good rating if it contains a clear beginning, middle and end. Similarly, each other element is evaluated on attributes such as believability, naturalism, clarity and correct formatting.

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating various elements of a play script, including plot, characters, dialogue, genre, story structure, play structure and format, scenes and settings. Each element is rated on a scale from poor to fair to good based on criteria provided. For example, a plot receives a poor rating if it lacks a clear beginning, middle and end, a fair rating if it contains one or two of those elements but not all three, and a good rating if it contains a clear beginning, middle and end. Similarly, each other element is evaluated on attributes such as believability, naturalism, clarity and correct formatting.

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    Play Rubric

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    api-248456319
    The document provides a rubric for evaluating various elements of a play script, including plot, characters, dialogue, genre, story structure, play structure and format, scenes and settings. Each element is rated on a scale from poor to fair to good based on criteria provided. For example, a plot receives a poor rating if it lacks a clear beginning, middle and end, a fair rating if it contains one or two of those elements but not all three, and a good rating if it contains a clear beginning, middle and end. Similarly, each other element is evaluated on attributes such as believability, naturalism, clarity and correct formatting.

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    Poor

    Plot
    (12 points)
    Comments:

    Poor

    Fair
    Fair
    The play contains a clear beginning,
    middle, or end, but not all three.

    The play contains a clear beginning,


    middle, and end.

    There is no clear problem or


    goal or there is no resolution.

    There is a problem or goal, but it is


    unclear at times.

    There is a clear problem or goal.

    Poor

    Dialogue
    (6 points)
    Comments:

    Genre
    (3 points)
    Comments:
    Story Structure
    (10 points)
    Comments:

    Play Structure/
    Format
    (10 points)
    Comments:

    Fair

    There is a clear resolution of the


    problem or goal.

    Good

    The protagonist is not


    believable or sympathetic.

    The protagonist is either believable


    or sympathetic, but not both.

    The protagonist is both believable


    and sympathetic.

    The protagonist does not


    appear to have any
    characteristics.

    The protagonist's character is only


    mildly clear.

    The protagonist has at least one


    clear characteristic.

    There is an antagonist, but he is not


    a strong opponent.

    The antagonist is a strong


    opponent.

    There is no definite antagonist.


    Scenes and Settings
    (14 points)
    Comments:

    Good

    The play lacks a clear


    beginning, middle, and end.

    The problem or goal is only partially


    resolved.
    Characters
    (8 points)
    Comments:

    Good

    Poor

    Fair

    Good

    The play's setting is not


    discernible.

    The play has a specific setting, but


    it is not immediately well defined.

    The play's setting is well defined at


    the beginning of the play.

    None of the scenes are well


    described.

    Some of the scenes are well


    described, but not all of them.

    All of the play's scenes are well


    described.

    Scene changes do not occur at


    the right time.

    Scene changes are rough or not


    timed well.

    Scene changes occur smoothly and


    at the right time.

    Poor

    Fair

    Good

    Dialogue does not sound


    natural or realistic.

    Dialogue sounds either unnatural or


    unrealistic.

    Dialogue sounds natural and


    realistic.

    Dialogue is not individual to


    each character.

    Dialogue is mildly individual to each


    character.

    Dialogue is individual to each


    character.

    Dialogue is often used for


    exposition.

    Dialogue is sometimes used for


    exposition.

    Dialogue is never used for


    exposition.

    Poor
    The play has no apparent
    theme.

    Poor

    Fair
    The play's has a theme, but it is
    unclear at times.

    Fair

    Neither the characters nor the


    conflict are well introduced in
    Act One.

    The characters and/or the conflict


    are introduced in Act One, but not
    both or only vaguely.

    The play does not capture or


    keep the attention of the
    audience.

    The play captures but does not keep


    the attention of the audience.

    Poor

    Fair

    Good
    The play's theme is clear throughout
    the script.

    Good

    The characters and the conflict are


    well introduced in Act One.
    The play captures and keeps the
    attention of the audience.

    Good

    Stage directions are not


    correctly formatted.

    Some stage directions are correctly


    formatted.

    All or most stage directions are


    correctly formatted.

    Dialogue is not correctly


    formatted.

    Some dialogue is correctly


    formatted.

    All or most dialogue is correctly


    formatted.

    Heading for new scenes are


    incorrectly formatted or
    missing.

    Headings for new scenes are not


    always clear.

    Headings for new scenes are clear.

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