Narrative Writing Review

There are 5 levels of mastery on the narrative writing rubric.

"Friendship" would be a good theme to use.

A theme is the main idea of a story.

Which is NOT an example of figurative language?

A flashback is a great way to begin your essay.

All of the following are necessary elements to include in narrative writing EXCEPT:

How many different constructs are there on the narrative writing rubric?

How many examples of figurative language do you need to have in your essay?

This sentence is properly formatted: "Get out of here"! shouted Amanda.

Everytime a new character speaks you must:

All of the following are methods to use when writing a flashback EXCEPT:

If the character in the story you read does not have a name, you should keep them nameless in your essay.

Written expression is one of the constructs measured on the narrative writing rubric.

In a narrative essay you should "tell me" rather than "show me "what's happening.

The highest score you can get for "knowledge of language and conventions" is a 3.

A good hook to use in your essay would be: A father and son are on their way to a baseball game.

In your essay you must label 2 examples of figurative language.

The following sentence is formatted correctly: Josh whispered, "I love you."

A theme is a lesson learned in a story.

All of the following are rules for writing a theme EXCEPT-

Comparing two unlike things using like or as is called a:

Giving humanlike qualities to inanimate objects is called:

Dialogue is when the characters in a story talk.

Comparing two unlike things without using like or as is called a:

The highest score you can get on the narrative writing rubric is a 7.

Language that exaggerates beyond its actual meaning is called figurative language.

Which one is NOT an example of a narrative?

An exaggeration used to emphasize a point, but is not meant to be taken literally is a:

What punctuation is used around a speaker's exact words?

Imagery is language that appeals to our five senses.