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Personal narrative:

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A story based on an author’s thoughts and experiences.

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Personal narratives use which point-of-view?

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1st Person

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Personal narratives include characters, dialogue, imagery, plot, setting, conflict, and other story elements.

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True

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When writing a personal narrative, the plot should include a problem, conflict, or significant personal experience.

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True

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Role model not protagonist in personal narrative.

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False

Answer explanation

When writing a personal narrative, YOU are the protagonist or main character.

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Personal narratives should include vivid imagery, dialogue, and emotional honesty.

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True

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Imagery only deals with visual descriptions.

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False

Answer explanation

Imagery engages all five senses, allowing you to “show not tell” your reader about characters and setting.

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Imagery: Figurative, sensory, or descriptive language that brings a story to life.

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Figurative, sensory, or descriptive language used to bring a story to life.

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Types of imagery:

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Visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, kinesthetic

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Kinesthetic imagery describes:

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Movement