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How to write a narrative essay
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Watch the video on 'HOW TO WRITE A NARRATIVE ESSAY' and answer the questions below.
1. What is a narrative essay? Tick all the correct answers.
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It is a story about one's experience
It can be an imaginary story
It is an essay about how things work
It can be a real story of somebody's life
2. What are the components of a story?
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Plot
Characters
Setting
Processes
Descriptions
3. What is the correct storytelling linear plot?
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Exposition, Climax, Rising Action, Resolution, Falling Action
Climax, Exposition, Falling action, Resolution, Rising Action
Rising Action, Exposition, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
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4. What is in the beginning of a story?
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Introduces the problem
Introduces the people
Introduces the place
Introduces the time
5. What should be in the middle part of a story?
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Descriptions of actions
Can only have one paragraph
Activities or events involving main characters are expanded
6. What is suggested for the ending of a story?
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The problem is resolved
The story ends with a twist
The story must end happily
Readers are reminded of the central message
Leave reader with a question or mystery
7. Choose the CORRECT statement about point of view of a story
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It describes from which character's perspective the story is presented to the audience.
There is a first person or "I" point of view and a third person or "He/She" point of view.
We can mix both the first person and the third person point of view in writing a story.
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8. What are some things to remember in writing a story?
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Always use the past tense
Describe events chronologically
Use a lot of dialogues
Use sensory details when describing something
Use descriptive language: vivid verbs, adjectives, adverbs
9. Which of the following is NOT a way to get started planning a story?
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Think about the essay topic
Describe the actions in detail
Think about the characters, setting and event.
Write an outline of the plot
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10. Check the final steps in writing a story
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Revise your essay
Rewrite your essay
Check the grammar and sentence structure
Proofread your essay
Count the number of words
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