Plot line is developed with clear beginning, definite climax, and appropriate resolution. Characters are appropriately developed. Writer consistently uses language choices to enhance the text and in a manner appropriate to the literary form. 3 Development Organization Attention to Audience Language Writer partially develops the ideas, but the response is not a complete, well-developed whole. Writer purposefully orders ideas.
Plot is apparent but lacks cohesiveness.
Characters are somewhat developed. Writer frequently uses language choices to enhance the text and in a manner appropriate to the literary form. 2 Development Organization Attention to Audience Language Writer tries to develop the ideas, but the response is not a well-developed whole and is not complete. Writer orders ideas, but there are some interruptions in the flow of the piece. Plot lacks one or more important elements and characters are not well developed.