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    This document provides a rubric for grading a historical fiction character interview assignment. Students are asked to choose a historical fiction book they have not read, read it, and answer 5 questions from the perspective of the main character. The rubric evaluates students on answering all parts of the questions using references from the story, keeping the point of view of the character, neatness, spelling/grammar, having the book for a check, and meeting all requirements. Up to 25 total points can be earned.

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    This document provides a rubric for grading a historical fiction character interview assignment. Students are asked to choose a historical fiction book they have not read, read it, and answer 5 questions from the perspective of the main character. The rubric evaluates students on answering all parts of the questions using references from the story, keeping the point of view of the character, neatness, spelling/grammar, having the book for a check, and meeting all requirements. Up to 25 total points can be earned.

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    Historical Fiction Character Interview Rubric Mrs.

    Tweedy

    Name: _________________________________ Period: _______ Date: ______________

    Assignment Title: Historical Fiction Character Interview


    Date Due:

    Presentation Guidelines:
     You will turn in a written paper that addresses each of these questions in
    paragraph form.

    Minimum Requirements:
     Name, Due Date, and Period on Project
     Must be done on a historical fiction book that you HAVE
    NOT read before (or watched the movie)
     Book must be more than 150 pages
     Turned in on time
     Must be attached to this rubric

     After you read the book you will be answering the following questions
    from your main characters perspective. Keep these questions in mind as
    you read your book.

    Question 1: How do you feel your experiences in the story apply to young people
    today?

    Question 2: What was the most difficult thing for you to endure in your story? Why?

    Question 3: If we were to rewrite your story in modern times, what things would we
    need to change?

    Question 4: What lessons can be learned from your experiences?

    Question 5: Why do you feel your story is important?

    ** Your responses should be about a paragraph in length for each question. Make sure
    that your answers are in complete sentences. **

    Grading Rubric:
    Historical Fiction Character Interview Rubric Mrs. Tweedy

    1 2 3 4
    Answers Answers do A few answers Most answers Answers
    not address all address all address all address all
    parts of the parts of the parts of the parts of the
    question and question and question and question and
    there are no use references use references use references
    references to to the story. to the story. to the story.
    the story.
    Point of View Questions are Some Most questions All questions
    not answered questions are are answered are
    from the answered from from the thoughtfully
    characters the main characters answered from
    point of view. characters point of view. the main
    point of view. characters
    point of view.
    Neatness/ Handwriting is Handwriting is Handwriting is Handwriting is
    Readability messy and messy in most mostly neat very easy to
    difficult to read places but is and easy to read, spacing
    throughout the readable. read. between words
    paper. is adequate.
    Spelling/ Student had 6 Student had 4 Student had 2 Student had 0
    Grammar/ or more or 5 spelling, or 3 spelling, or 1 spelling,
    Mechanics spelling, grammatical or grammatical or grammatical or
    grammatical or mechanical mechanical mechanical
    mechanical errors. errors. errors.
    errors.
    Book Check Student did Student had
    not have a their book
    book for the ready for the
    book check. book check.
    Met Student did Student met Student met Student met or
    Requirement not meet some of the most of the exceeded all
    s minimum project project project
    requirements. requirements. requirements. requirements.

    ** This rubric must be turned in with your final


    project to receive the last point. **

    Total Points: /25 possible

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