Story Drafting & Revising Check

What should be included in the introduction?

• A hook, introduction of main characters, and setting

• Events and problem

• Problem and solution

• None of the above

What do you need to "hook" your reader?

• Description of characters and setting

• Setting and the problem

• Description of setting, sound/figurative language element, and dialogue

• Problem and solution

What do you need to include in the body paragraph?

• Solution and less important events

• Problem and solution

• Less important events and the problem

• None of the above

Why is it important to write less important events before the problem?

• It makes the story better

• It builds suspense

• It's not important

• None of the above

What should be included in the conclusion?

• Hook and the problem

• Events, solution, and closing statement

• Problem and solution

• None of the above

What are 3 closing strategies you can use?

• Lesson, Laughter, Feelings

• Setting, Sound, Dialogue

• Introduction, Body, and Conclusion

• None of the above

What is the purpose of revising your story?

• Revising isn't important

• To make your story worse

• To make your story better

• None of the above

What does story revision include?

• Adding to your story

• Taking away extra words from your story

• Changing your story

• All of the above

How many revising edits must you make in your story?

• At least 2

• At least 3

• At least 4

• You don't need to make any changes

What do you do after drafting and revising your story?

• Write the introduction

• Write the body paragraph?

• Write the conclusion

• Self-assess work using a rubric