sangkuriang narrative text

Narrative writing tells a story to ........... the reader.

• persuade

• entertain

• inform

• dismiss

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All narratives have.......

Choose all correct answers

• questions you need to answer

• settings, characters

• just point of view

• point of view and plot

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When planning your narrative you will have a plot. What are the three essential ideas you will use when creating a plot?

• There is nothing I need to create the plot.

• middle

• end

• beginning

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What is the goal of writing a narrative?

• to create a masterpiece

• to have the reader make a choice

• to attract the readers at the beginning, keep them engaged until the end

• To create and ending that is always funny

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True or False

As a writer, does pacing affect your narrative?

• True

• False

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Explain all the reasons of the importance of using transitions in your writing.

• Transitions are never used when writing.

• Transitions help you move the story to suit your pacing needs.

• Transitions help you title your writing.

• Transitions help show time passing and make the sequence of events clear.

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When you write a description, what are the reasons for using sensory details?

• This helps bring your narrative to life, gives your reader a clear picture of what is going on.

• This helps make my narrative boring.

• This helps to tell how things look, feel, taste,smell and sound.

• This also helps your reader read the narrative backwards

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In a narrative, which of these describes the setting?

• The setting describes who you are writing about and the plot.

• The setting is the cause and effect of a story.

• The setting describes the settings's time and location based on the kind of story you're telling.

• The setting is how you plan to write your narrative.

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In a narrative, what is the plot/conflict in a narrative?

• When writing a plot decide on the conflict or problem for your character. As you write you will move your characters towards a resolution.

• When writing you will add details to make you character come alive.

• The plot will tell you who in your story.

• The plot will tells where your story will take place.

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Narrative writing is _________.

• a story
• something made up
• a true story about an event that really happened
• all three

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