Narrative Writing requirements

NARRATIVE
WRITING

Writing Goals

Sensory details
Dialogue
Description

Setting

Feelings
Giving Feelings bodily descriptions
Pacing under Pressure

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the sense of smell.

• He bit into the juicy apple.

• His breath was minty fresh when we spoke.

• His eyes were as blue as the ocean.

• He was singing like an injured cat.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has stronger sensory details?

• I ate a big piece of cake.

• I ate a scrumptious piece of chocolate cake that was the size of a mountain and tasted like a dream.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has stronger sensory details?

• Saturday was such a beautiful day.

• Saturday's weather was so delightfully warm with not a single cloud floating through the baby blue sky.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has stronger sensory details?

• The room was decorated with paper streamers that looked like ocean waves when they rustled and cheerful balloons that smiled at the happy guests.

• The room looked really nice for the birthday party.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has stronger sensory details?

• The smell floating from the garbage pail was an unpleasant combination of onions, banana peels, and old coffee.

• The garbage pailed smelled so bad.

Hotspot

Which parts of the rubric addresses sensory details? There are 2

Hotspot

Which part of the rubric addresses dialogue?

Hotspot

Which parts of the rubric addresses why you need three paragraphs? There are 3

Hotspot

Which part of the rubric addresses why you need to use one point of view or certain pronouns? There is 1.