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Narrative Writing Vocabulary plus details
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A group of closely related sentences that develop a central idea
Argument
Story
Paragraph
Sentence
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The opening of an essay which identifies the topic, arouses interest, and states the main idea
Conclusion
Introduction
Body Paragraph
Topic Sentence
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Understandable, logical, and orderly; sticking together
Elaborate
Coherent
Beautiful
Magnificent
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Words and phrases that provide the glue that holds ideas together in writing
Glue Words
Transitions
Co-authors
Coherence
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An informal way of generating topics to write about, or points to make about your topic
Brainstorming
Watching TV
Tree Map
Generation
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An account of a person’s life written by that person
Personal Narrative
Autobiography
Introduction
Biography
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The order of something; one thing after another
Plot
Setting
Sequence
Writing Process
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The focus of your narrative can also be called the ___________ statement.
Thesis
Really
True
I guess
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A paragraph that sums up the main points and summarizes what you’ve been talking about
Body Paragraph
Conclusion
Hook
Introduction
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A first or preliminary form of any writing, subject to revision
Brainstorming
Practice
Draft
Essay
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The time and place of a story
Setting
Character
Elaboration
Events
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The steps that writers follow to produce a text
Sharpening Pencils
Conclusion
Peer Editing
Writing Process
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The sequence of events that make up a story
Story Map
Biography
Character
Plot
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When using descriptive language in your narratives, what is a good saying to go by?
"The reader won't be interested in that."
"Show, don't tell."
"Descriptions? What descriptions?"
"There can never be enough details."
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Which one of these is not one of the four development strategies?
Analogies or Comparison
Specific, concrete, relevant examples
Thinking
Dialogue
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When writing, it is a good practice to keep your _____________ in mind.
Family
Audience
Friends
Pets
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Tells the true story of something that happened to you
Biography
Autobiography
Plot
Personal Narrative
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A person in literature, a play, or a movie
Plot
Setting
Paragraph
Character
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Things that happen
More Stuff
Events
Drama
Stuff
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Adding extra details, illustrations, or descriptions
Elaboration
Peer Editing
Brainstorming
Coherent