Understanding Narrative Writing

What is the first step before starting to write an essay?

• Choosing a title

• Understanding the essay prompt

• Writing the conclusion

• Creating characters

What should you do if you are confused about the essay prompt?

• Ignore the prompt

• Ask questions

• Start writing immediately

• Write a different essay

What is a narrative?

• A type of poem

• A factual report

• A story

• A persuasive essay

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What might a narrative essay require from the writer?

• To extend an original story

• To write without characters

• To avoid dialogue

• To use only scientific facts

What is NOT a narrative element discussed?

• Conflict

• Setting

• Dialogue

• Thesis statement

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What does the setting of a story include?

• Location, time period, and time of day

• The main character's name

• Only the geographical location

• Only the time of day

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What is the climax of a story?

• The introduction of characters

• The resolution of the conflict

• The most exciting part

• The beginning of the story

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How many paragraphs should a narrative essay ideally have according to the video?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Six

What should the first paragraph of a narrative essay include?

• The climax

• The resolution

• The falling action

• The exposition

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Why is it important for a narrative essay to have a reasonable ending?

• To start the story

• To set up a sequel

• To introduce a new character

• To satisfy the reader's curiosity

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