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strong connection between and among ideas\u003Cbr>• natural, logical sequence of events from beginning to end\u003Cbr>• effective opening and closure for audience and purpose | The organization of the narrative, real or imagined, is adequately sustained, and the focus is adequate and generally maintained:\u003Cbr>• an evident plot helps to create a sense of unity and completeness, though there may be minor flaws and some ideas may be loosely connected\u003Cbr>• adequately establishes a setting, narrator/ characters, and/or point of view*\u003Cbr>• adequate use of a variety of transitional strategies to clarify the relationships between and among ideas\u003Cbr>• adequate sequence of events from beginning to end\u003Cbr>• adequate opening and closure for audience and purpose | The organization of the narrative, real or imagined, is somewhat sustained and may have an uneven focus:\u003Cbr>• there may be an inconsistent plot, and/or flaws may be evident\u003Cbr>• unevenly or minimally establishes a setting, narrator/characters, and/or point of view*\u003Cbr>• uneven use of appropriate transitional strategies and/or little variety\u003Cbr>• weak or uneven sequence of events\u003Cbr>• opening and closure, if present, are weak | The organization of the narrative, real or imagined, may be maintained but may provide little or no focus:\u003Cbr>• there is little or no discernible plot or there may just be a series of events\u003Cbr>• may be brief or there is little to no attempt to establish a setting, narrator/characters, and/or point of view*\u003Cbr>• few or no appropriate transitional strategies may be evident and may cause confusion\u003Cbr>• little or no organization of an event sequence; frequent extraneous ideas and/or a major drift may be evident\u003Cbr>• opening and/or closure may be missing or unsatisfactory | • Insufficient (includes copied text)\u003Cbr>• In a language other than English\u003Cbr>• Off-topic\u003Cbr>• Off-purpose |\n\n*point of view begins at grade 7  \nNarrative Performance Task Writing Rubric (Grades 3 – 8) Development/Elaboration  \n\n| Score | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | NS |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Development/Elaboration | The narrative, real or | The narrative, real or | The narrative, real or | The narrative, real or | • Insufficient |\n|  | imagined, provides thorough, effective elaboration using | imagined, provides\u003Cbr>adequate elaboration using | imagined, provides uneven, cursory elaboration using | imagined, provides minimal elaboration using few or no | (includes copied text) |\n|  | relevant details, dialogue, | details, dialogue, and/or | partial and uneven details, | details, dialogue, and/or |  |\n|  | and/or description: | description: | dialogue, and/or description: | description: | • In a language other than |\n|  | • experiences, characters, | • experiences, characters, | • experiences, characters, | • experiences, characters, | English |\n|  | setting and/or events are | setting, and/or events are | setting, and/or events are | setting, and/or events may |  |\n|  | clearly developed | adequately developed | unevenly developed | be vague, lack clarity, or confusing | • Off-topic |\n|  | • connections to source | • connections to source | • connections to source |  | • Off-purpose |\n|  | materials may enhance the | materials may contribute | materials may be | • connections to source |  |\n|  | narrative | to the narrative | ineffective, awkward, or vague but do not | materials, if evident, may detract from the narrative |  |\n|  | • effe","cbCaidac654oirEi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidac654oirEi","pdf",154736,"English","# Organization/Purpose\n# Development/Elaboration\n# Conventions\n# Holistic Scoring","[{\"question\":\"What does the rubric evaluate under Organization/Purpose?\",\"answer\":\"It evaluates how well the narrative organization supports a clear focus, including unity and completeness of plot, establishing setting and point of view, using transitional strategies, sequencing events logically, and providing effective opening and closure.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the rubric describe Development/Elaboration at each score level?\",\"answer\":\"At higher scores, the narrative includes thorough, relevant elaboration with effective details, dialogue, and description, plus strong connections to source materials and purposeful narrative techniques. 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