| 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 |
Angle | The angle of the copy is exceptionally original and interesting. | The angle is original and inspires interest. | The angle is not very original or interesting. | The angle is cliché and has no interesting components. | The angle is not relevant to yearbook. |
Lead | The lead grabs interest very quickly and refers to the angle of the copy. | The lead hooks the reader in and refers to the angle in some way. | The lead does not hook in the reader effectively and reference to the angle is minor. | The lead is simple and does not act as a grabber nor a clue to the angle. | The lead is missing o. |
Quotes | Quotes are varied and provide deeper insight to the angle or topic. Quotes are presented in correct form. | Quotes are mostly from the same grade/gender and provide some insight on the angle or topic. Quotes are presented in correct form. | Quotes are all from the same grade/gender and provide slight insight. Quotes are presented in correct form. | Quotes are scarce and unvaried and provide no insight. Quotes are not in correct form. | There are no quotes or they are made up. I will know. Quotes are not in correct form. |
Content | Content is very unique and focused. | Content is slightly overused and not much focus is present. | Content is cliché and shallow. | Content is not focused or accurate. | |
Style | Follows all Tiger’s Eye styles. | Mostly follows Tiger’s Eye styles. | Sometimes follows Tiger’s Eye styles. | Rarely follows Tiger’s Eye styles. | Does not follow Tiger’s Eye styles. |
Writing Rubric
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