English 4-3.03

What is fanfiction?

• A type of writing where fans create new stories for existing characters.

• A genre of literature that is always original.

• A form of writing that is only for children.

• A type of writing that is not allowed in any community.

What are the four most common tropes of fanfiction? Choose all that apply.

• adaption

• alternate universe

• divergence

• continuation

Which elements are essential for crafting a comprehensive summary? Choose all that apply.

• conflict

• plot

• characters

• setting

• theme

What are some punctuation rules to remember when writing dialogue?

• Use quotation marks around dialogue and start a new paragraph when a new character speaks.

• Use commas instead of periods at the end of dialogue.

• Always use exclamation marks to show excitement.

• Do not use any punctuation around dialogue.

Which novel did you select for Module 2?

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What is the purpose of using dialogue in a story?

• To provide background information about the setting.

• To reveal character traits and advance the plot.

• To describe the physical appearance of characters.

• To list the events in chronological order.

Which of the following is a common characteristic of fanfiction?

• It is always published by major publishing houses.

• It often explores alternative storylines for existing characters.

• It is typically written in a formal academic style.

• It is exclusively written by professional authors.

How should a writer indicate a character's thoughts in a narrative?

• By using italics or quotation marks.

• By writing in all capital letters.

• By using bold text.

• By underlining the text.

What is the effect of using first-person narration in a story?

• It creates a sense of distance between the reader and the characters.

• It allows the reader to experience the story through the narrator's perspective.

• It makes the story more objective and factual.

• It limits the story to only one character's dialogue.

What is the role of the setting in a narrative?

• To provide a backdrop that influences the plot and characters.

• To list the chronological events of the story.

• To describe the internal thoughts of characters.

• To introduce new characters in the story.