Narrative Writing Flashcard

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Narrative writing

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Tells a story about an event.

Answer explanation

Narrative writing is a form of writing that tells a story about an event. It focuses on describing events, characters, and settings to engage the reader and create a vivid experience.

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Important elements of a narrative story:

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Who, what, when, where, and why

Answer explanation

The important elements of a narrative story are who, what, when, where, and why. These elements help provide a comprehensive understanding of the story and its context.

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Good narrative story elements

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Details, one main idea, problem and solution, logical organization, transitions, and conclusion.

Answer explanation

A good narrative story should include details, one main idea, problem and solution, logical organization, transitions, and conclusion. This choice encompasses all the necessary elements for a well-structured narrative.

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Main idea of 'My Bicycle Accident'

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A time when I was hurt in a bike accident

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Cause of the bicycle accident?

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Hitting a bump in the road

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Where did the bicycle accident happen?

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On the hill at the end of the street.

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Bicycle accident timing in the story?

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When the narrator was in third grade

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Solution to the bicycle accident in the story:

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Getting bandaged and stitched up by the doctors.

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Point of view in "My Bicycle Accident"?

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First Person

Answer explanation

The story 'My Bicycle Accident' is told from the First Person point of view, where the narrator is directly involved in the events.

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Order of events in narrative writing?

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Chronological

Answer explanation

In narrative writing, events should be told in chronological order to maintain a logical sequence of events.