Rubric: Spring Assessment 1

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What is an 'Incomplete' narrative?

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A narrative that may follow only parts of the structure of the genre.

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What characterizes an 'Exemplary' narrative in terms of Use of Language?

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Purposeful use of descriptive language, telling details, and vivid imagery.

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What does the 'Exemplary' category demonstrate in terms of Structure?

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A consistent point of view.

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What level of narrative does not provide a conclusion?

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Incomplete.

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What is the 'Proficient' narrative category?

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A narrative that generally follows the structure of the genre with some effective use of language.

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What is the 'Emerging' narrative category?

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A narrative that shows some understanding of the genre but lacks clarity and structure.

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What is a key feature of the 'Exemplary' narrative structure?

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Follows the structure of the genre with well-sequenced events.

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What does 'Use of Dialogue' refer to in narrative writing?

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The inclusion of conversations between characters that enhance the story.

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What is the importance of 'Descriptive Language' in narratives?

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It helps create vivid imagery and engages the reader's senses.

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What does 'Sequence of Events' mean in narrative structure?

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The order in which events occur in the story.