Revising Narrative

What hook technique is applied here?

• Dialogue

• Describe the setting

• Describe the character

• Flashback

What hook technique is applied here?

• Describing the setting

• Describing the character

• Flashback

• Describing the character's action

What hook technique is applied here?

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Flashback

• Rhetorical Question

What hook technique is applied here?

• Starting with a shocking scene

• Flashback

• Starting with the climax

• Describing the setting

Tension rises. The author describes the various events leading to the main conflict or problem the characters face.

• Orientation

• Series of events building towards complication

• Climax

• Resolution

The main conflict or problem in the story is solved (or sometimes not!).

• Orientation

• Series of events building towards complication

• Climax

• Resolution

The _________ is the most tensed and exciting point in a story.

• Orientation

• Series of events building towards complication

• Climax

• Resolution

The author reveals who is involved in the story as well as when and where the story takes place.

• Orientation

• Series of events building towards complication

• Climax

• Resolution

What is the meaning of 'conspiratorially'?

• done in a rude manner

• done in a way that shows that you are feeling guilty

• done in a way that shows that you and someone else share a secret

• done loudly

What does 'baffling' mean?

• anxiety-inducing

• impossible to understand or explain

• in a rough manner

• in a clumsy manner