Creative Writing Lesson

According to Rozakis, in creative writing, all you do is stare at a blank sheet of paper until it drops of this form on your forehead.

• SWEAT

• BLOOD

• TEARS

• WATER

It is a kind of writing that uses language in imaginative and bold ways.

• CREATIVE

• ACADEMIC

• TECHNICAL

• JOURNALISTIC

These are not considered creative writing.

• Poetry

• Dramas

• Short Stories

• News Articles

The purpose of creative writing is to arouse their imagination and emotion.

• WRITERS'

• READERS'

• EDITORS'

• STUDENTS'

It is a narrative that springs from the imagination of the writer, though it maybe based on actual events and real people.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA

It is a prose writing about real people, places, and events.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA

It is a language arrange in lines. It attempts to re-create emotions and experiences like other forms of creative writing.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA

Because it frequently does not include the kind of detail and explanation found in prose, it tends to leave more to the reader's imagination.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA

It is a writing that develops plot and character through dialogue and action.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA

Biographies, memoirs, and essays are major types of this form.

• FICTION

• CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• POETRY

• DRAMA