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Narrative WritingVersion en ligne Refresh your knowledge on narrative writing! par Chelsey 1 What are the characters in a story? a The places in the story b The people or animals in the story c The lesson of the story 2 What is the setting of a story? a Where and when the story happens b The ending of the story c The characters in the story 3 What is the problem in a story called? a Resolution b Conflict c Theme 4 What is the lesson or message of a story called? a Climax b Theme c Rising Action 5 Who is the main character in a story? a The villain b The protagonist c The narrator 6 What does "point of view" mean? a Where the story takes place b Who is telling the story c The action in the story 7 Which point of view uses "I" and "me"? a First-person b Third-person c Second-person 8 What is third-person point of view? a A character is telling the story b The narrator is outside the story c The story gives direct commands 9 What does an omniscient narrator know? a Only one character’s thoughts b Every character’s thoughts c Nothing about the characters 10 Which point of view talks directly to the reader using "you"? a Second-person b Third-person c First-person 11 What is sensory language? a Words that appeal to the five senses b Words that tell a story c A type of dialogue 12 Which sentence is more descriptive? a "The cake was good." b "The warm, chocolate cake melted in my mouth." 13 What is a simile? a A comparison using "like" or "as" b A statement that cannot be true c A type of conflict 14 What is an example of personification? a "The wind whispered through the trees." b "The tree was very tall." c "The river was blue." 15 Why is description important in a story? a It helps the reader visualize the story b It makes the story shorter c It adds more characters 16 What happens in the exposition (introduction) of a story? a The problem is solved b Characters and setting are introduced c The biggest action happens 17 What is the climax of a story? a The most exciting or important part b The start of the story c The end of the story 18 Which part of the story leads up to the climax? a Falling Action b Exposition c Rising Action 19 What is the resolution in a story? a The beginning of the story b How the conflict is solved c The turning point 20 What is the sequence of events in a story called? a The conflict b The plot c The setting 21 What does it mean to revise a story? a To check for spelling errors b To improve ideas and organization c To turn it in without reading it 22 What should you check for when editing? a Grammar and spelling b The plot c The setting 23 What is a run-on sentence? a A sentence that is too short b A sentence that has too many ideas in one c A question 24 Why is peer review important? a To get feedback from others b To add more pages c To get a higher grade 25 What should you do after finishing a draft? a Immediately turn it in b Read it over and make changes c Add more words randomly

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Narrative WritingVersion en ligne

par Chelsey

What are the characters in a story?

What is the setting of a story?

What is the problem in a story called?

What is the lesson or message of a story called?

Who is the main character in a story?

What does "point of view" mean?

Which point of view uses "I" and "me"?

What is third-person point of view?

What does an omniscient narrator know?

Which point of view talks directly to the reader using "you"?

What is sensory language?

Which sentence is more descriptive?

What is a simile?

What is an example of personification?

Why is description important in a story?

What happens in the exposition (introduction) of a story?

What is the climax of a story?

Which part of the story leads up to the climax?

What is the resolution in a story?

What is the sequence of events in a story called?

What does it mean to revise a story?

What should you check for when editing?

What is a run-on sentence?

Why is peer review important?

What should you do after finishing a draft?