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Personal Narrative Review

Personal Narrative Review

Assessment

Presentation

English

4th - 6th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RI.6.10, RL.5.3, RL.2.6

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Created by

Alexander Donoghue

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4 Slides • 15 Questions

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Personal Narrative Review

6A & 6C Writing

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​Multiple Choice

  • ​The first section of your test will be all multiple choice questions based on the reading we did Monday during class.

  • ​Each question has only one correct answer.

  • ​Practice these questions to help you study!

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Multiple Choice

What should you NOT do in your conclusion?

1

end your narrative in a way that makes your audience know it is complete

2

relate a lesson that you learned from your experience

3

introduce new information

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summarize your main points briefly

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the introduction?

1

bring your essay to a logical and satisfying conclusion

2

include events that are not important to the story

3

introduce the narrator and catch your audience's attention

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include events that are not important to the story

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Multiple Choice

Which definition BEST explains what a personal narrative is?

1

an account of someone's life written by someone else

2

a story that often tells events in time order

3

a short story or novel that you read

4

the account of a true incident that the writer expressed

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Multiple Choice

When a character speaks out loud in a story, what is it called?

1

author

2

dialogue

3

point of view

4

narration

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Multiple Choice

The ______ of your writing includes all relevant facts and details.

1

body

2

conclusion

3

hook

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introduction

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Multiple Choice

What gives readers clues to the order of events and signal shifts from one time frame to another?

1

conclusion words

2

dialogue

3

introduction words

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transition words

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Multiple Choice

The events in your personal narrative should be in what order?

1

alphabetical order

2

the order they actually occurred

3

least interesting to most interesting

4

most interesting to least interesting

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Multiple Choice

A personal narrative should be written from this point of view:

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First-person

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Second-person

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Third-person

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Unbiased

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Fill in the Blank

It is important to consider your                 , the people who will read your personal narrative.

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  • ​On your test, you will have four personal narratives to read.

  • ​You will be given three sentences for each one.

  • ​You will determine which sentence is the

    • ​Introduction

    • ​Body

    • ​Concluding Statement

      • ​You will only use each choice ONCE per section.

​Personal Narrative Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence would be the best INTRODUCTION?

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Weavers learned how to twist its fibers into cloth, and shoemakers made shoes from its bark.

2

It's no wonder with all these uses that the Egyptians valued papyrus 

3

The whole life of ancient Egypt seemed to depend on the papyrus plant.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence would be the best CONCLUDING STATEMENT?

1

I couldn't believe it when my dad pointed to our box seats behind the dugout on the third-base side?

2

A stop at our favorite pizza restaurant on the way home was the perfect ending to my perfect day.

3

It had started out being an ordinary Saturday, when all I wanted to do was sleep in.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence would be the best BODY?

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The butterflies are quiet, I've already made some new friends, and I know this will be the best school year ever.

2

It was the night before my first day at middle school, and the butterflies in my stomach were in a flutter.

3

I smiled as a friend from my last school sat down next to me.

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Multiple Choice

Put the following personal narrative in order: 1) After three stories and two glasses of water, she finally gave in and took a nap. 2) With a crying toddler, milk spilled on the floor, and the doorbell ringing, I wondered if I would make it as a babysitter.  3) An exhausted but proud first-time babysitter, I beamed and said, "Everything's fine!" when the parents returned.

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1, 2, 3

2

1, 3, 2

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2, 1, 3

4

2, 3, 1

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Multiple Select

How can I be successful on my test tomorrow?

1

Review this Quizizz by going to Mr. Donoghue's Google Classroom page.

2

Get a good night's sleep.

3

Eat something before school and/or at lunch.

4

Be confident in myself and my preparation!

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Poll

This Quizizz was _____ for me.

Easy

OK

Hard

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​Homework Tonight

  • ​Review the Quizizz.

  • It will be posted on the stream of your 6A/6C Writing Google Classroom.

  • ​This test is not open-note, so it is very important that you study.

  • ​Have a great rest of your day, and good luck!

Personal Narrative Review

6A & 6C Writing

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