Characters speaking to each other

If the narrator is 3rd person OMNISCIENT, this means that he or she

Is all-knowing, including the thoughts and feelings of all.

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Narrative Terms

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Ten pre-assessment questions that touch on point of view, setting, themes, character development, pace, tone, dialogue, and narrative detail

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1
At the end of a narrative, the reader will have seen-
The death of a main character
A love story in some form
A works cited or works referenced page for fact checking
Character Development
2
Narratives are commonly written in 2nd person point of view.
False
No clue.
True
3
If I tell you the setting of a narrative, you may know-
The country it takes place in.
The year or decade.
The day of the week.
All of these are setting.
4
The point of a narrative is to commemorate famous time periods/historical figures.
True
False
Who knows?
5
Another word to use when talking about narrative could be
Fiction
Genre
Idea
Story
6
Dialogue means:
Characters speaking to each other
That the narrative is being told in 1st person.
Details about the setting.
Understanding what a character is thinking.
7
Mood is tied closely to
Point of View
Dialogue
Character Development
Setting
8
Step one in reading is noticing and noting. Step two is
Writing
Highlighting
Analyzing
Questioning
9
If I want to describe a setting really clearly, so that it feels like you're there too, I use
Dialogue
Pace
Point of View
Details
10
Talking to the text is a
Analyzing Strategy
SAT Strategy
Crazy thing to do
Reading Strategy
11
Authors sometimes manipulate the pace of their story. What does 'pace' mean?
Tone
Speed
Mood
Setting
12
Which answer does NOT help the author convey the tone of the text?
Plot
Specific Details
Word choice
Images
13
If the narrator is 3rd person OMNISCIENT, this means that he or she
Only knows what main characters are thinking.
Is all-knowing, including the thoughts and feelings of all.
Only knows what is said out loud in dialogue.
Speaks from God's perspective.
14
In a narrative, the timeline is usually chronological.
False
True
Not Sure

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