Narrative parts!

What is one way you as the author could grab your reader's attention?

• You can use a hook to get the reader interested

• You must use dialogue

• You can use the story parts

• You must introduce the conclusion

A hook can include (select 3)

• transitions

• flashback

• lesson learned

• Description of setting

• A question

True or false: There is a difference between narratives and personal narratives.

• True

• False

A personal narrative is...

• A story with imaginary creatures

• An informational piece with cited facts and evidence

• A story describing someone else's experience

• A true story about a experience the author had.

True or false: Narratives have creativity

• True

• False

Which of the following correctly describes the elements or parts of a narrative?

• A story that describes someone else's experiences, plot, theme, and third person point of view.

• A story with imaginative (or made up) characters, fictional plots, theme.

• A story in first person point of view, includes setting, characters, conflict, plot, and theme.

• A factual description about an event in history.

True or False: Effective narratives uses transitions to move the story along.

• True

• False

Which of the following are transition words?

• one day

• Friday

• eventually

• suddenly

• First of all

A conclusion focuses on

• explaining the events in the story

• reflecting, or sharing the lesson learned

• using transitions to create a flow

• introducing the setting

True or false: A reflection provides a sense of closure to the story.

• True

• False