English Q3

The people or animals in a story are called...

• People

• Authors

• Charactes

• Narrators

Arrange the following steps in creating a story:

1. Imagine your characters

2. Come up with a story idea

3. Plan your plot

4. Describe your setting

5. Write your first draft

• 1, 2, 3, 5, 4

• 2, 1, 4, 3, 5

• 2, 5, 1, 3, 4

• 5, 2, 4, 1, 3

It is the problem which the main characters need to solve.

• Conflict

• Series of Event

• Climax

• Outcome

It is the actions pr circumstances that the character needs to move forward he/she tries to resolve the conflict

• Conflict

• Series of Event

• Climax

• Outcome

The high point of the story wherein the problem must be resolved. This is where the reader's curiosity or suspense happens.

• Conflict

• Series of Event

• Climax

• Outcome

This is where it shows how the problem was solved and its result.

• Conflict

• Series of Event

• Climax

• Outcome

Select all the possible ways yo publish your short story.

• Write it anywhere you want that will be able to read by many people

• Submit to a literary magazine

• compile and make it into a book

• join story writing compitition

• upload in your social media account

Match the evaluation Guide to the correct Revision Technique that should be used.

Evaluation guide: Does the beginning catch the readers' interest?

• Add (or replace other) sentences with vivid details of character, action, or setting

• Cuts events that slow down action. Add events that keep readers wondering

• Add tense scene that solves a conflict. Add details that explain how everything works out.

• Add or reorder sentences in which the main character faces problem

Match the evaluation Guide to the correct Revision Technique that should be used.

Evaluation guide: Is the conflict clear early in the story?

• Add (or replace other) sentences with vivid details of character, action, or setting

• Cuts events that slow down action. Add events that keep readers wondering

• Add tense scene that solves a conflict. Add details that explain how everything works out.

• Add or reorder sentences in which the main character faces problem

Match the evaluation Guide to the correct Revision Technique that should be used.

Evaluation guide: Do the series of events create, suspense, or curiosity for readers?

• Add (or replace other) sentences with vivid details of character, action, or setting

• Cuts events that slow down action. Add events that keep readers wondering

• Add tense scene that solves a conflict. Add details that explain how everything works out.

• Add or reorder sentences in which the main character faces problem