Engaging Readers in Narrative Writing

Mr. Gold addresses a common question about starting narrative essays. He provides examples of hooks from successful authors and offers techniques to engage readers. The video encourages viewers to develop their own writing style and consider writing as a potential side hustle.

What is a common challenge students face when writing narrative essays?

• Finding a topic

• Concluding the essay

• Starting the essay

• Using proper grammar

What is the purpose of the video tutorial by Mr. Gold?

• To analyze famous novels

• To discuss essay conclusions

• To help start a narrative essay

• To teach grammar rules

What do successful authors use to engage readers at the beginning of their books?

• Long descriptions

• Complex vocabulary

• Character lists

• Hooks

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a successful author in the video?

• Scott Westerfeld

• Madam Langille

• J.K. Rowling

• Ray Bradbury

What is a common trait of the authors mentioned in the video?

• They have made a lot of money

• They write poetry

• They live on an island

• They all write science fiction

What should you do after reading examples of hooks?

• Develop your own hooks

• Use them in every essay

• Ignore them

• Copy them exactly

Which of the following is a suggested way to start a narrative essay?

• With a list

• With a setting

• With a summary

• With a question

What is one way to engage readers according to the video?

• Develop characters

• Use complex words

• Include footnotes

• Write in passive voice

What is encouraged as a new approach in narrative writing?

• Following traditional methods

• Using only dialogue

• Creating a new way

• Ignoring reader engagement

What potential benefit of writing is mentioned in the video?

• It can be a side hustle

• It guarantees fame

• It requires no effort

• It is always easy