Creative Writing Quiz

Arthur is writing a story and wants to make his characters more engaging. What is a simple rule he should remember when describing them?

• "Tell, don't show"

• "Show, don't tell"

• "Describe, don't narrate"

• "Narrate, don't describe"

The five narrative stages are , , (a)  

(b)   (c)   (d)   (e)  

• Trigger
• Flashback
• Climax
• Resolution
• Introduction

Destiny is writing a story for her class assignment. She has already introduced the characters and set the scene. She has also included a trigger that sets the story in motion and built up to an exciting climax. What is the final stage in her 5 Narrative Plan?

• Introduction

• Trigger

• Climax

• Resolution

The stage in the 5 Narrative Plan likely to introduce the main conflict or problem is _____

Match the stages of the 5 Narrative Plan with their main focus.

• Climax

• To trigger the main event

• Orientation

• To present the climax

• Resolution

• To resolve conflicts and conclude the story

• Problem

• To introduce the story

During a sensory exploration activity, Emily and Oliver were asked to identify different senses they could experience. Which sense is NOT explicitly described in their observations?

• Smell

• Vision

• Hearing

• Equilibrium

While camping in the forest, what sound might Jacob and Sophie occasionally hear at night?

• The roar of a lion

• The hoot of an owl

• The chirping of crickets

• The howl of a wolf

Henry is looking at a picture of a beautiful landscape. What is the main task he should focus on?

• Describe the setting

• Write a story

• Analyze a poem

• Solve a math problem

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a part of the checklist?

• Naming and describing

• Sensory imagery

• Character development

• Language techniques

The scene depicted in the image is in _____