1. Have a part that SHOWS the scene of when and how the interview went down?
2. Have a part that physically describes the person in a SHOWY way?
• (#1 and #2 combined should be about 400+ words.)
  
3. Clearly show the questions and answers?
4. Use paragraphs with either indenting OR a space between them? Not both!
5. Properly use quotation marks for actual dialogue? (See below.)
   
6. Have a conclusion that discusses what you learned, most surprising info, most interesting, or change in attitude toward older people?
7. Have proper spelling and punctuation?
8. Have a groovy title that is capitalized?

Punctuating Dialogue. Use a new paragraph each time someone new speaks. Periods and commas go INSIDE the quotation marks.

     “This is my favorite dress,” said Sally. He gave her a funny look.
     “It looks terrible on you,” said Mark.

Grading Rubric.

___/10. Introduction: Scene setting, interview set-up, etc.
___/10. Personal Description: Physical, personality, etc.
___/10. Conclusion.
___/10. Essay organization.
___/20. Answers, Summaries, Quotes.
___/20. Language/sentence structure.
___/20. Mechanics.

___/100. Total