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Now that we’ve completed our short story unit, it’s time to show what you’ve learned about literary elements and devices! Your assignment is to complete a literary analysis of Shrek, which will include the following components: A full and detailed plot diagram A character study of any three characters (one page each)—what is the character’s role? What type of character is he (static, dynamic, etc.)? A study in setting Discuss examples of irony (verbal, situational, and dramatic) Discuss examples of foreshadowing Theme analysis Each of these components should be at least a page of analysis, typed and in MLA format. This assignment is due on Tuesday, October 16 th Let Mr. Clark know if you have any questions!
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Page 1: Shrek Literary Analysis - Wilcox's English Classes · PDF fileNow that we’ve completed our short story unit, it’s time to show what you’ve learned about literary elements and

Now that we’ve completed our short story unit, it’s time to show what you’ve learned about literary elements and devices! Your assignment is to complete a literary analysis of Shrek, which will include the following components:

• A full and detailed plot diagram • A character study of any three characters (one page each)—what is the character’s role?

What type of character is he (static, dynamic, etc.)? • A study in setting • Discuss examples of irony (verbal, situational, and dramatic) • Discuss examples of foreshadowing • Theme analysis

Each of these components should be at least a page of analysis, typed and in MLA format. This assignment is due on Tuesday, October 16th Let Mr. Clark know if you have any questions!

Page 2: Shrek Literary Analysis - Wilcox's English Classes · PDF fileNow that we’ve completed our short story unit, it’s time to show what you’ve learned about literary elements and

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Component!!

Exceeds!Expectation!3!

Meets!Expectation!2!

Below!Expectation!1!

Your!Score!

Plot%diagram! ● Plot%diagram%is%detailed%and%thorough!

● Contains%ample%evidence%for%all%map%guidelines%

● Plot%diagram%is%missing%pertinent%details!

● Plot%diagram%does%not%provide%ample%evidence%

● Plot%diagram%is%incomplete%!

● Plot%diagram%does%not%provide%any%evidence%

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Character%Study!

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● Character%is%defined%as%static%or%dynamic%

● Ample%evidence%is%provided%to%describe%character%

● Characters%are%incorrectly%role%designated!

● Character%is%incorrectly%defined%as%static%or%dynamic%

● Ample%evidence%is%not%provided%to%describe%character%

● Characters%are%not%role%designated!

● Characters%are%not%defined%as%static%or%dynamic%

● Little%to%no%evidence%is%provided%to%describe%character%

!

Setting! ● Multiple%settings%are%defined!

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● Multiple%settings%are%not%defined!

● Settings%are%not%detailed%thoroughly%

● Settings%are%not%defined!

● Settings%have%little%or%no%details%

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Irony! ● Multiple%examples%of%irony%are%discussed!

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● Irony%is%described%and%explained%

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● Irony%is%not%sufficiently%described%and%explained%

● Little%to%no%examples%of%irony%are%discussed!

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● Irony%is%not%explained%

!

Foreshadowing! ● Multiple%examples%of%foreshadowing%are%discussed!

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● Some%examples%of%foreshadowing%are%discussed!

● Foreshadowing%is%not%sufficiently%described%and%explained%

● Little%to%no%examples%of%foreshadowing%are%discussed!

● Foreshadowing%is%not%explained%

!

Theme%Analysis! ● Multiple%themes%are%analyzed!

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● Thematic%analysis%is%supported%by%some%evidence%from%the%film%

● Little%to%no%themes%are%analyzed!

● Thematic%analysis%is%not%supported%with%evidence%from%the%film%

!

Mechanics,%Spelling,%and%Structure!

● Paper%is%mechanically%sound!

● Paper%is%completely%free%of%spelling%errors%

● Paper%is%formatted%correctly%

● Paper%has%some%mechanical%errors!

● Paper%has%some%spelling%errors%

● Paper%has%some%formatting%errors%

● Paper%has%many%mechanical%errors!

● Paper%has%many%spelling%errors%

● Papers%is%formatted%incorrectly%

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