Name:

Total Points:/100

Conflict & Resolution

Counts as a test grade for literature

The major conflict and resolution are identified and explained. Two minor conflicts and resolutions are also identified and explained.


 
Criteria
Superior

X 5

Acceptable

X 4

Needs Improvement

X 2

Unacceptable

X 0

Major Conflict & Explanation

(3)

The problem is described so well I know who is involved and what the problem is. The true, deep problem is described exactly.
The problem is described, but certain elements are not present. The true, deep problem is not described well, but is listed.
A minor problem that did exit is listed. The problem is only minor, and the true, deep problem is not listed or described.
No real problem is described.

Major resolution & Explanation

(3)

The solution is described so well I know exactly who was involved and how the true problem was solved.
The solution is described, but certain elements are missing. The solution to the true, deep problem is not described well.
A solution to a minor problem is listed, but not described well. The solution is only for he minor problem, not the main problem.
No solution to a real problem is described.
1st Minor Conflict & Explanation

(2)

A minor problem that does not drive the plot, but helps with the story development is described so well I know who is involved and what the problem is. The true, deep problem is described exactly.
A minor problem is described, but cer6tain elements are not present. The true, deep problem is not described well, but is listed.
A minor problem is described, but certain elements are not present and/or the true, deep problem is not described well, but is listed.
No 1st minor problem is described.
1st Minor Resolution & Explanation

(2)

The solution is described so well I know exactly who was involved and how the true problem was solved.
The solution is described, but certain elements are missing. The solution to the true, deep problem is not described well.
A solution to a minor problem is listed, but not described well. The solution is only for the minor problem, not the main problem.
No solution to a real problem is described.
2nd Minor Conflict & Explanation

(2)

A 2nd minor problem that does not drive the plot, but helps with the story development is described so well I know who is involved and what the problem is. The true, deep problem is described exactly.
A 2nd minor problem is described, but cer6tain elements are not present. The true, deep problem is not described well, but is listed.
A 2nd minor problem is described, but certain elements are not present and/or the true, deep problem is not described well, but is listed.
No 2nd minor problem is described.
2nd Minor Resolution & Explanation

(2)

The solution is described so well I know exactly who was involved and how the true problem was solved.
The solution is described, but certain elements are missing. The solution to the true, deep problem is not described well.
A solution to a minor problem is listed, but not described well. The solution is only for the minor problem, not the main problem.
No solution to a real problem is described.
Creativity

(3)

A unique presentation is used to immediately grab my attention. I’m enthralled & drawn for a closer look.
A nice presentation is used to entice my attention! I stand for a long gaze.
I glance at this presentation, then move on. More use of color, texture, or “gotcha” antics would be welcome.
I’m not sure what I’m looking at. Either you’ve tried to be so creative that you lost the viewer or little effort was used to prepare this.
Neatness

(3)

This is picture perfect. You take neatness to the extreme with no messy erasures, worn papers, or tattered materials to distract from the view. EXCELLENT!
This is an attractive picture with few messy erasures, worn papers or tattered materials to distract from the view. I enjoy looking at this.
A picture exists, but messy erasures, worn papers, and/or tattered materials distract from the view. I am able to look at this.
I have no interest in looking at this. It is soooo messy!

 

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