Narrative Writing Checklist - 7th Grade

What should a narrative response do?

• Develop a real or imagined experience

• Develop a persuasive argument

• Develop a scientific theory

• Develop a mathematical equation

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be established in a narrative response?

• Context for the experience and a point of view

• Context for the experiment and a hypothesis

• Context for the research and a conclusion

• Context for the analysis and a recommendation

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be introduced in a narrative response?

• Narrator and/or characters

• Formulas and equations

• Data and statistics

• Definitions and explanations

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ELAGSE7W3

How should events be organized in a narrative response?

• In a natural and logical order

• In a random and chaotic order

• In a reverse chronological order

• In an alphabetical order

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be used to sequence events and indicate shifts in a narrative response?

• Variety of transitions

• Variety of formulas

• Variety of data

• Variety of definitions

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be used to develop events, characters, and experiences in a narrative response?

• Dialogue, description, and/or pacing

• Equations, formulas, and/or calculations

• Data, statistics, and/or graphs

• Definitions, explanations, and/or examples

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be used to communicate the action and describe the events in a narrative response?

• Precise words and phrases, relevant descriptive details, and sensory language

• Precise numbers and calculations

• Precise data and statistics

• Precise definitions and explanations

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ELAGSE7W3

What should a conclusion in a narrative response reflect on?

• The experience

• The experiment

• The research

• The analysis

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ELAGSE7W3

What should be checked in a narrative response for correct usage?

• Usage, grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation

• Usage, formulas, calculations, and accuracy

• Usage, data, statistics, and reliability

• Usage, definitions, explanations, and clarity

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What should you check for when looking over your work, as advised by the checklist?

   

   

   

   

• Check if you wrote the story in another language.

• Check for any humor in your story.

• Check your work for correct usage, grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.

• Check if your story is too long.

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