Narrative Writing

Which BEST describes a narrative?

• A writing in which the author shares facts and details about a specific topic.

• A writing in which the author describes a story he or she has experienced him or herself.

• A writing in which the author describes a story that is believable and realistic, and is also written in first person.

• A writing in which the author shares his or her perspective on a particular issue, and also refutes the counterclaim.

What is the main purpose of a narrative?

• To entertain the audience with a story.

• To express an opinion on an issue.

• To share facts about a certain topic.

• To inform the audience of the counterclaim.

Identify an element of a narrative.

• It is a real-life even that has happened to the author (who is also the narrator).

• It is written in first person (pronouns such as I, you, us, etc.).

• A narrative is always written in five paragraphs.

• It does not need to be written in chronological order.

Which of the following does NOT describe the narrative?

• Written in first person.

• Written in chronological order.

• Includes dialogue.

• Includes a hook and counterclaim

Which sentence is written in first person?

• Jacob left school and headed to the mall.

• "To pull the cable, you must make sure the bolt is in the correct weight," Janet explained to Mandy.

• The store was vacant and dilapidated after the horrible storm.

• I wanted nothing more than to see Lady Gaga.