Comic Assignment
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
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Setting
The setting is not identified or mentioned at all throughout the story. The setting has nothing to do with the plot, problem, solution, and characters.
The setting is kind of identified and mentioned once in awhile throughout the story. There are some details and characteristics of the setting mentioned in the story. The setting kind of relates to the plot, problem, solution, and characters.
The setting is identified well and mentioned often throughout the story. There are quite a few details and characteristics of the setting of the story. The setting is related to the plot, problem, solution, and characters.
The setting is identified and mentioned often during the progression of the story. There are many details and characteristics of the setting of the story. The setting is very well related to the plot, problem, solution, and characters.
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Plot
The plot is poorly developed and not present in the story. The story does not make sense.
The plot is somewhat developed. There are some details of the plot evident in the story. The story makes some sense but there are still problems with the flow of the story.
The plot is developed. There are several details of the plot evident in the story. The story makes sense and the flow of the story is good.
The plot is well-developed. There are many details of the plot evident in the story. The story makes sense and there is excellent flow of the story.
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Protagonist
The protagonist is not identified in the story, does not solve the problem, and does not interact with the antagonist.
The protagonist is identified in the story, but does not solve the problem. There are not many descriptive details of the protagonist. The protagonist does not interact often with the antagonist, making the story a little difficult to follow and understand. The protagonist doesn't fit in well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
The protagonist is identified in the story and finds the solution to the problem. There are several descriptive details of the protagonist. The protagonist interacts with the antagonist, making the story easy to follow and understand. The protagonist fits in well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
The protagonist is identified in the story and finds the solution to the problem. There are many descriptive details of the protagonist. The protagonist interacts well with the antagonist, making the story very easy to follow and understand. The protagonist fits in very well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
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Antagonist
The antagonist is not identified in the story, does not have anything to do with the problem, and does not interact with the protagonist.
The antagonist is identified in the story but does not have anything to do with the problem. There are not many descriptive details of the antagonist. The antagonist does not interact often with the protagonist, making the story a little difficult to follow and understand. The antagonist doesn't fit in well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
The antagonist is identified in the story and is part of the problem. There are several descriptive details of the antagonist. The antagonist interacts with the protagonist, making the story easy to follow and understand. The antagonist fits in well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
The antagonist is identified in the story and is part of the problem. There are many descriptive details of the antagonist. The antagonist interacts very well with the protagonist, making the story very easy to follow and understand. The antagonist fits in very well with the rest of the story (plot, setting, other characters, problem, and solution).
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The student will complete a storyboard as there prewriting activity.
There is no storyboard.
The storyboard is 60% complete.
The storyboard is 80% complete.
The storyboard is complete.
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