Personal Narratives Quiz W1

Personal Narratives

Multiple Choice

What does fiction mean?

• a made up story

• a true story

• told from the narrator's perspective

Open Ended

How are these two memories the same?

• 1. High swings, chain slacks, bloodied knees. 

• 2. Wheels spin, pedals slip, hello gravel.

Multiple Select

Defining Personal Narratives: (choose all that apply)

• It must be true.

• It must be false.

• It must be in first person.

• It must be in second or third person

• It must be about the narrator or author.

Multiple Choice

What does first person mean?

• a made up story

• a true story

• told from the narrator's perspective

Multiple Choice

Who is the author of a personal narrative?

• the narrator

• the audience

• the supporting characters

Multiple Choice

First person means it is told from the narrator's perspective.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a narrative?

• To give the reader information

• To persuade readers

• To tell a story

• To describe characters

Multiple Select

Good personal narrative paragraphs include which 3 parts?

• Topic sentence

• Concluding sentence

• "The End"

• Supporting sentence

Multiple Choice

It's important that all sentences START with _____________.

• a period

• a question mark

• a quote

• a capital letter

Multiple Choice

It's important that all sentences END with ________________.

• a period

• proper punctuation

• a capital letter

Multiple Choice

"I, me, my, we, us" are examples of what point of view?

• 1st person

• 2nd person

• 3rd person

Multiple Choice

Cause and effect is?

• the perspective of the story

• the theme of the story

• an event and what happens because of the event

• When and where a story takes place

Open Ended

Write a personal narrative with cause (why something happened) and effect (what happened).