4 Points You sure know how to throw a party!  Everyone had a wonderful time!	3 Points Most of the guests had a good time. Hey, it's hard to please everyone.	2 Points Some of your guests left early.  Can you say the work Boring?	1 point Better call a caterer or a party planner.
Were your invitations completed in a timely fashion?	4	3	2	1
Did your program include a variety of topics and did you keep to the program?	4	3	2	1
Were your menu and entertainment appropriate?	4	3	2	1
Was your guest list appropriate?	4	3	2	1
Did all of your guests participate in the conversation?	4	3	2	1
Were the conversations relevant to the time period?	4	3	2	1
Was the conversation varied, including may subjects pertinent to the time?	4	3	2	1

Evaluate your group:
 On a separate piece of paper, answer the following questions and turn in the day of your party.

1.  You must have learned a lot about the people and their lives during the Civil War by having guests over to dinner!

2.  What did you learn?  List a few ideas in sentence form.

3.  Who was your favorite guest?  Why?

4.  Who was "the life of the party"?  Explain.

5.  Was there anyone that you would not invite again?  Be specific.

6.  Did you enjoy the party?  Why or Why not?

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