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Narrative Writing Quiz Study Guide
Narrative Writing Quiz Study Guide
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How many different levels of mastery are there on the rubric?
9
5
2
7
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What is the highest score you can receive on the narrative rubric?
5
9
2
7
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What is tone?
The author's attitude toward a subject and word choice to create a feeling
Language describing the 5 senses
Descriptive word choice for time and place
The lesson from a story.
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How many different constructs (things being measured or graded) are there on the rubric?
7
2
5
9
5
When a new character speaks you should always...
use different colors
use the word "said"
use bold
indent
6
Which example uses proper dialogue formatting rules:
James yelled, "Why are you going to steal my shoes"?
James yelled, "Why are you going to steal my shoes?"
James yelled! "Why are you going to steal my shoes"?
James yelled why are you going to steal my shoes
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What is figurative language?
descriptive language describing the protagonist
the details create rising action in the story
how the story wraps up all the plotlines
descriptive language that creates meaning beyond the literal meaning
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What punctuation is used around a speaker’s exact words?
commas
parentheses
dashes
quotes
9
All are examples of figurative language EXCEPT
hyperbole and personification
plot and setting
onomatopoeia
simile or metaphor
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What is imagery?
descriptive laguage appealing to the 5 senses
a complete sentence explaining the story's lesson
descriptive language identifying the time and place
the author's attitude toward the subject
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Should you use more descriptive words instead of the word "said" in dialogue?
No. Overuse the word "said."
Maybe
Yes. Limit the use of "said."
Never
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What is a theme?
descriptive language describing the time and place
a complete sentence with no names to explain the lesson learned
descriptive language describing a character
a word that best describes the lesson learned
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Which 1 is an example of a simile?
They were likely frightened by the bang.
The curtains billowed in the breeze.
He was cheetah fast.
I'm as hungry as a lion.
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What does the word "develop" mean?
jump
grow
crash
shrink
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What is narrative writing?
Storytelling
Persuasion
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All are part of the 4 step method for figuring out tone EXCEPT
check for like or as
author's descriptive word choices
identify subject author is writing about
positive, negative, or neutral feel
17
All are part of the 4 main elements of
narrative writing
that you must include in your essay EXCEPT
imagery and figurative language
theme
dialogue
positive tone
18
What does the word “supports” mean?
limits
shrinks
helps
jumps
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Can “love” be a theme? Why or why not?
No. The theme has to be a complete sentence, not 1 word.
Yes. It's a cherished idea.
No. It is not a good idea for a theme.
Yes, when there is good imagery.
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What is an adverb?
An interesting word that describes a character.
An interesting word to replace the word "said."
An interesting word ending with -ly that describes a verb.
An interesting word that appeals to the 5 senses.
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How do you figure out what a theme is?
identify the story climax
describe the protagonist
write down words from the story (evidence) to show the lesson learned
pick 2 examples of figurative language
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How many examples of figurative language do you need to write in your narrative?
2
9
5
7
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What is dialogue?
the subject of the story and central idea
coversation between or among characters in a story
descriptive language appealing to the 5 senses
the lesson learned through the story
