Rubric – Point of View vs. Perspective Grade 8 “The Tell-Tale Heart”

Criteria 5 Points 4.5 Points 4.2 Points 4.0 Points 3.5 Points
Prompt is restated and answered concisely. Prompt is clearly restated and fully answered in a concise manner. Prompt is mostly restated and answered with minor omissions. Prompt is somewhat restated and answered but lacks clarity. Prompt is minimally restated and answered with significant omissions. Prompt is not restated or answered.
Point of view is accurately stated. Point of view is accurately identified as first person. Point of view is mostly identified correctly with minor errors. Point of view is somewhat identified but with noticeable errors. Point of view is minimally identified and mostly incorrect. Point of view is not identified or incorrect.
Perspective is correctly identified. Perspective is correctly identified as the narrator’s. Perspective is mostly identified correctly with minor errors. Perspective is somewhat identified but with noticeable errors. Perspective is minimally identified and mostly incorrect. Perspective is not identified or incorrect.
Point of view is defined correctly. Point of view is thoroughly defined with clear understanding. Point of view is mostly defined correctly with minor errors. Point of view is somewhat defined but lacks clarity. Point of view is minimally defined and mostly unclear. Point of view is not defined or incorrect.
Brief summation of the story is given. Summation is concise and covers key elements of the story. Summation is mostly concise with minor omissions. Summation is somewhat concise but lacks key elements. Summation is minimally concise and lacks clarity. Summation is not provided or incorrect.
An accurate description of how first person narration plays out in the story is given. Accurate and detailed description of first person narration is provided. Mostly accurate description with minor errors. Somewhat accurate description but lacks detail. Minimal description and mostly inaccurate. No description or incorrect.
Evidence supports how the first person narration plays out in the story. Strong and relevant evidence is provided to support narration. Mostly relevant evidence with minor gaps. Somewhat relevant evidence but lacks strength. Minimal evidence and mostly irrelevant. No evidence or irrelevant.
Explanation is relevant and addresses how the evidence and topic sentence are related. Explanation is clear, relevant, and well-connected to evidence and topic. Mostly clear explanation with minor gaps in relevance. Somewhat clear explanation but lacks connection. Minimal explanation and mostly irrelevant. No explanation or irrelevant.
Conclusion is logical and addresses the overall impact of the point of view and perspective on the story. Conclusion is logical and thoroughly addresses the impact on the story. Mostly logical conclusion with minor gaps. Somewhat logical conclusion but lacks depth. Minimal conclusion and mostly illogical. No conclusion or illogical.
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