Response to Critics - Short Answer Quiz
- Due Apr 30, 2021 at 3:30pm
- Points 8
- Questions 1
- Available Apr 28, 2021 at 8:35am - Apr 30, 2021 at 4:30pm
- Time Limit None
Instructions
With anything we do in life, someone will always have an opinion (and some will want to share it). Not even Shakespeare himself can escape such judgments.
TASK: Review the critiques of Shakespeare’s Much Ado about Nothing and choose one.
In 1-2 well-developed paragraphs, respond to the critique.
- With what do you agree or disagree? (1st person P.O.V. acceptable)
- What evidence from the play can you use to support or refute their opinions?
REQUIREMENTS:
- Must be 1-2 paragraphs in length
- Must include a minimum of 2 specific pieces of evidence using MLA parentheticals ex: (1.1.34-35)
- Must reference the critic by name
This will go in the Writing category at .5/100 points as a percentage.
RUBRIC
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3 |
2 |
1 |
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Analysis |
Analysis clearly and thoughtfully demonstrates ideas by going beyond surface details to explore deeper meanings |
Analysis effectively demonstrates ideas by exploring meanings beyond the surface details |
Analysis is somewhat unclear in demonstrating ideas and uses many surface-level details and/or does not sufficiently explore deeper meanings |
Analysis is unclear or incomplete in demonstrating ideas · Analysis is limited to surface-level observations and discussion |
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Evidence |
Analysis skillfully utilizes purposeful, cited evidence and explanation to illustrate ideas |
Analysis utilizes cited evidence and explanation to illustrate ideas |
Analysis is missing citations or explanations and/or explanations are unclear |
Analysis is missing most citations and/or explanations |