

Personal Narrative Review
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English
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4th - 6th Grade
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Alexander Donoghue
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4 Slides • 15 Questions
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6A & 6C Writing
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The first section of your test will be all multiple choice questions based on the reading we did Monday during class.
Each question has only one correct answer.
Practice these questions to help you study!
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Multiple Choice
What should you NOT do in your conclusion?
end your narrative in a way that makes your audience know it is complete
relate a lesson that you learned from your experience
introduce new information
summarize your main points briefly
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the introduction?
bring your essay to a logical and satisfying conclusion
include events that are not important to the story
introduce the narrator and catch your audience's attention
include events that are not important to the story
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Multiple Choice
Which definition BEST explains what a personal narrative is?
an account of someone's life written by someone else
a story that often tells events in time order
a short story or novel that you read
the account of a true incident that the writer expressed
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Multiple Choice
When a character speaks out loud in a story, what is it called?
author
dialogue
point of view
narration
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Multiple Choice
The ______ of your writing includes all relevant facts and details.
body
conclusion
hook
introduction
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Multiple Choice
What gives readers clues to the order of events and signal shifts from one time frame to another?
conclusion words
dialogue
introduction words
transition words
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Multiple Choice
The events in your personal narrative should be in what order?
alphabetical order
the order they actually occurred
least interesting to most interesting
most interesting to least interesting
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Multiple Choice
A personal narrative should be written from this point of view:
First-person
Second-person
Third-person
Unbiased
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Fill in the Blanks
It is important to consider your , the people who will read your personal narrative.
Type answer...
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On your test, you will have four personal narratives to read.
You will be given three sentences for each one.
You will determine which sentence is the
Introduction
Body
Concluding Statement
You will only use each choice ONCE per section.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence would be the best INTRODUCTION?
Weavers learned how to twist its fibers into cloth, and shoemakers made shoes from its bark.
It's no wonder with all these uses that the Egyptians valued papyrus
The whole life of ancient Egypt seemed to depend on the papyrus plant.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence would be the best CONCLUDING STATEMENT?
I couldn't believe it when my dad pointed to our box seats behind the dugout on the third-base side?
A stop at our favorite pizza restaurant on the way home was the perfect ending to my perfect day.
It had started out being an ordinary Saturday, when all I wanted to do was sleep in.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence would be the best BODY?
The butterflies are quiet, I've already made some new friends, and I know this will be the best school year ever.
It was the night before my first day at middle school, and the butterflies in my stomach were in a flutter.
I smiled as a friend from my last school sat down next to me.
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Multiple Choice
Put the following personal narrative in order: 1) After three stories and two glasses of water, she finally gave in and took a nap. 2) With a crying toddler, milk spilled on the floor, and the doorbell ringing, I wondered if I would make it as a babysitter. 3) An exhausted but proud first-time babysitter, I beamed and said, "Everything's fine!" when the parents returned.
1, 2, 3
1, 3, 2
2, 1, 3
2, 3, 1
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Multiple Select
How can I be successful on my test tomorrow?
Review this Quizizz by going to Mr. Donoghue's Google Classroom page.
Get a good night's sleep.
Eat something before school and/or at lunch.
Be confident in myself and my preparation!
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Poll
This Quizizz was _____ for me.
Easy
OK
Hard
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Review the Quizizz.
It will be posted on the stream of your 6A/6C Writing Google Classroom.
This test is not open-note, so it is very important that you study.
Have a great rest of your day, and good luck!
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