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The Rubric Bank — with all five levels
234 written Arabic criteria, each with five anchors describing exactly what separates one level from the next. These are the same criteria your work is measured against — open to read before you pay anything.
Having your own work read against one criterion (optional):
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20 criteria
The text's ability to flow without stumbling, with sentence length variation that serves meaning
The five levels →Using the five senses to bring the scene vividly to the reader
The five levels →Reader's ability to visualize the scene without confusion or contradiction
The five levels →Ability to show emotions through actions and details rather than direct statement
The five levels →Absence of clichés and canned expressions, presence of authentic language
The five levels →Strength of opening sentence in engaging reader, and impact of closing in lingering
The five levels →Consistency of central theme without unjustified digressions
The five levels →The writer's distinctive fingerprint making their text unlike anyone else's
The five levels →Reader's sense that writer writes from real experience or feeling
The five levels →Correctness of grammar, spelling, and punctuation serving rhythm
The five levels →Constructing the scene like a building: setup, tension, climax, resolution
The five levels →Consistency and harmony of narrator's viewpoint, using it to serve meaning
The five levels →Conscious movement between times, using flashback and other techniques
The five levels →Short sentence's ability to carry deep multi-layered meaning
The five levels →Dialogue that reveals character and advances plot simultaneously
The five levels →Using symbols and intertextuality to add extra meaning layers
The five levels →Consciously speeding and slowing text according to scene demands
The five levels →Character's convincing growth or transformation across the text
The five levels →Creating and managing anticipation and emotional investment in character's fate
The five levels →Ending text in a way that seals meaning without closing all questions
The five levels →