Emotions and Conclusions in Narratives

What is the primary focus of creating strong endings in narratives?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Expressing emotions

• Including a plot twist

• Adding more characters

Which of the following is NOT one of the five steps of the writing process?

• Revising

• Publishing the draft

• Brainstorming ideas

• Understanding the question

What is the writing prompt used in the lesson?

• Narrate a story about a friend

• Explain a memorable event

• Write about a time you practiced something a lot

• Describe your favorite holiday

Why is it important to write a special conclusion to your story?

• To add more details

• To leave a strong impression on the reader

• To summarize the entire story

• To introduce new characters

What is the first step in writing a strong conclusion?

• Brainstorming new ideas

• Changing the main character

• Rereading your draft

• Adding more details

How should you reflect on your experience when writing a conclusion?

• By listing all events

• By considering how you felt

• By adding more dialogue

• By rewriting the introduction

In the example story, what emotion did the narrator feel at the end of the swimming lessons?

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Proud

• Confused

What role did the narrator's family play in the swimming lessons story?

• They were absent

• They supported the narrator

• They were indifferent

• They discouraged the narrator

What is the final step in creating a strong narrative ending?

• Writing an ending that shows your feelings

• Adding more characters

• Changing the setting

• Revising the introduction

How can expressing emotions in your writing impact the audience?

• It confuses them

• It leaves a strong impression

• It makes them lose interest

• It distracts them