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Narrative Questions - Meck
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True or False: The
climax
is at the end of the plot.
False
True
2
Who is the
antagonist
of a story?
the villain
hero or heroine
inanimate object
background character
3
What is NOT required to make a narrative?
Conflict
Characters
Real-life facts
Plot
4
BONUS: What does "transcend" mean?
to rise above or go beyond the limits of; to overcome
to fall from a great height
to make delicious food
concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
5
Who is the
protagonist
of a story?
an inaminate object
the villain
background character
hero or heroine
6
What is the
role
of the narrative's plot?
All of the above
Creates events for characters to do/experience
Gives the story meaning
The part of a narrative that holds reader's attention
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BONUS: What is a
dystopia
?
having lost one's sense of time
an imagined society in which freedoms are limited; injustice takes place
an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect
to be able to lift off the ground completely
8
BONUS: Where did Ms. Meck go to college?
East Syracuse University
East Salisbury University
East Stroudsburg University of Maryland
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
9
What makes a narrative interesting?
great characters with an inner world and conflict
all of the above
description, adjectives and inputting the 5 senses
poetic devices like metaphors
10
Resolution is...
in the middle - the reader learns the conflict the character faces
the beginning - describes the setting, who, what, when in detail
none of the above
near the end - when there is some resolution to the conflict
11
Conflict in your narrative could be...
Internal: conflict within your character's own mind
External: with nature or society
All of the above
External: Between your character and another character
12
What are the
four elements
of a satisfying ending to a narrative?
resolution, transformation, suspense, and strategy
rabbits, turtles, squirrels and spiders
resolution, transformation, surprise, and doubt
resolution, transformation, suspense and surprise
13
BONUS: Where did Ms. Bardales go to college?
Arizona State University
Florida State University
Alabama State University
Alaska State University
14
Narrative writing can be written to motivate, educate or ___________ the reader.
eliminate
emphasize
excite
entertain
15
What is a
narrative
?
A spoken or written account of connected events; a story
Any kind of writing that tells a story
A biography
all of the above
16
Your narrative story will be much stronger with a catchy _____.
title
phrase
pick up line
explanation
17
Why is conflict so important?
because it causes characters pain
because it causes battles and wars
it is not important
because it provides struggles that makes a story interesting
18
Complication or conflict is in...
the middle - the reader learns the conflict the character faces
none of the above
the beginning - describes the setting, who, what, when in detail
near the end - when there is some resolution to the conflict
19
The setting is:
The only thing that sets the mood for your narrative
Time and location of which the story takes place
Always important for establishing the problem
None of the above
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BONUS: True or False: "Banal" means exciting and captivating.
False
True
