How about this sentence? 'Phone! Why aren't you helping me,' Jenny asked nervously.

Adverbs, Name and Reporting Verbs

'Wow! Great suggestions, Phone,'Jenny exclaimed. How did the writer make the story more lively?

Interjections, Reporting Verbs and Adverbs

Which of the following tenses do we usually use when writing a story?

Past Continuous Tense and Simple Past Tense

Why was the phone not smart in the end?

It lost some important functions.

'It's time to socialize, Phone,' she said. How did the writer make the story more lively?

Contractions (Short form) and Name

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Module 1: Writing a Short Story

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It aims to reinforce students' knowledge about the features of short stories.

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Answers

1
We can know the ___________ of the story in the beginning.
Ending
Climax
Solution
Setting
2
How about this sentence? 'Phone! Why aren't you helping me,' Jenny asked nervously.
Contractions (Short forms) and was/were + Verb+ing
Contractions (Short forms), Name and Adjectives
Name, Adjectives and Present Continuous Tense
Adverbs, Name and Reporting Verbs
3
Which of the following is the correct form of the past continuous tense?
is gone
is paying
is broken
were playing
4
Which of the following are elements (Plot structure) of a story?
Climax
Beginning
Ending
All of the above
5
'Wow! Great suggestions, Phone,'Jenny exclaimed. How did the writer make the story more lively?
Contractions (Short forms), Interjection and Adverbs
Reporting Verbs, Past Continuous Tense and Interjections
Interjections, Name and Contractions (Short form)
Interjections, Reporting Verbs and Adverbs
6
Which of the following tenses do we usually use when writing a story?
Past Continuous Tense and Present Continuous Tense
Simple Past Tense and Future Tense
Past Continuous Tense and Simple Past Tense
Simple Past Tense and Present Continuous Tense
7
Which of the following is NOT a correct match?
Saddness: aargh
Fear: eek
Joy: yippe
Surprised: oops
8
Why was the phone not smart in the end?
It lost some important functions.
It was ugly.
It was expensive.
I made a lot of mistakes.
9
Which of the following is NOT an example of reporting verbs?
surprised
told
explained
insisted
10
'It's time to socialize, Phone,' she said. How did the writer make the story more lively?
Contractions (Short form) and Adverbs
Interjections and Name
Contractions (Short form) and Name
Adverbs and Adjectives
11
What function of the smartphone could help Jenny write a poem?
calculator
alarm clock
camera
autocorrect
12
Which of the following is a correct match?
Eat: slurp, dine, peer
See: gaze, look, build
Speak: yell, sigh, whisper, gasp
A. Run: dart, skip, crawl, dash
13
Which of the following is the most exciting part of a story?
All of the above
Climax
Title
Begining
14
Which of the following is NOT an example of reporting verbs?
suggestion
agreed
exclaimed
replied
15
Which of the following is NOT an example of reporting verbs?
doubted
mentioned
complained
warning
16
Who are the main characters in the story?
Jenny and the smart TV
Jenny and the smartphone
Janice and the smart kid
Janice and the smartphone
17
What is the title of the story we read in the last English lesson?
I, Smartphone
I, Smart TV
Me, Smartphone
You, Smartphone

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