Personal Narratives and Six-Word Memories Quiz

What is the first step in starting a personal narrative?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Writing a detailed paragraph

• Creating a six-word memory

• Brainstorming school memories

Which of the following is NOT a component of a strong paragraph?

• Topic sentence

• Title

• Concluding sentence

• Supporting details

What is the purpose of a concluding sentence in a paragraph?

• To introduce a new topic

• To provide supporting details

• To summarize the main idea

• To list vocabulary words

What is a personal narrative?

• A poem about nature

• A true story about an event in your life

• A fictional story about someone else

• A fictional story about a historical event

Which point of view is used in personal narratives?

• Second person

• Third person

• Omniscient

• First person

What is the main difference between fiction and personal narratives?

• Personal narratives are always fictional

• Fiction is always written in first person

• Personal narratives are true stories

• Fiction is based on real events

What is unique about six-word memories?

• They are written in third person

• They condense a story into six words

• They are detailed paragraphs

• They are fictional stories

Which of the following is an example of a six-word memory?

• Snow angels, loving family, hot chocolate

• A long story about a summer camp

• A detailed description of a school trip

• A poem about winter

What should you consider when choosing words for a six-word memory?

• The length of each word

• The most important aspects of the memory

• The number of adjectives used

• The rhyme scheme

How can you make a six-word memory more effective?

• By writing in third person

• By including a lot of adjectives

• By choosing specific and meaningful words

• By using complex words