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This document is a worksheet for beta readers to evaluate various elements of a story such as the conflict, resolution, setting, organization, action, grammar, overall description, and characters. The beta reader rates each element on a scale of 1 to 5 and provides suggestions for improvement. There is also a section for overall comments on the story.
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