Elements of Narrative Writing

The problem in a story.

• Resolution

• Conflict

• Plot

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One important element of narrative writing is

• The font choice

• The title

• A clear plot

• Cool names for my characters

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Another important element of narrative writing is

• Character Development

• Having two or more characters

• Remembering to create a cool title

• Connecting the story to my own experiences

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A third important element of narrative writing is

• Always telling the story from first person point of view

• Never telling the story in second person point of view

• Selecting one point of view and sticking with it throughout the story

• Changing the point of view to keep my reader interested

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The fourth important element of narrative writing is

• Only using details to describe how a character is feeling

• Only using details to describe what a character looks like

• Using as few details as possible so that the reader can use their imagination

• Using descriptive language

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The plot consists of a ________________, ______________ and ______________.

• beginning, middle, end

• beginning, problem, end

• introduction, body paragraph, conclusion

• nothing, nothing, nothing

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Writers use ________________________ in narratives to describe places and make the reader feel different emotions.

• details

• descriptive language

• dialogue

• words

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The place where the story happens is called the ___________________.

• characters

• plot

• setting

• problem

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The ____________________ in a story can be people or animals.

• figures

• answers

• kids

• characters

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means that a character is talking.

• details

• dialogue

• description

• figurative language

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