WorksheetsFictional Narratives
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 8mins
Fictional narratives are...
True, with facts and information
Fake, with made up characters and stories
The (a) is when and where the story takes place.
The ________ is a challenge that the character must solve.
Problem
Solution
Setting
Plot
True or False: Fictional narratives can have ONLY one setting.
True
False
I have no idea
True or false: fictional narratives can have realistic OR unrealistic characters.
(a)
Which one of these is an example of a fictional narrative?
A science textbook
A math worksheet
An article about Benjamin Franklin
I Need My Monster (we read this book in class)
I looked all around from my bed. Everything had changed! My bedroom was no longer my bedroom. Now, I'm in a jungle!
This is an example of which point of view?
Third Person
Second Person
First Person
Paco ran like a flash of lightning down the street! He was in such a hurry to catch that mangy cat, he sped right into the dog catcher's dreaded net! He knew he was busted and going to doggy jail.
This is an example of (a) person point of view.
First person point of view has a narrator that is...
Nonexistent
A person
Outside the story
Inside the story
Third person point of view has a narrator that is...
Mrs. Clingan
Outside the story
Confused
The main character
All fictional narratives have a problem. The part of the story that solves the problem is called the...
Plot
Character
Solution
Point of View
True or False: You should only write your story once. It will definitely be absolutely perfect the first time you write it.
Yes!
Sure, whatever.
Mrs. Clingan has told me that we don't do this 100 times and that our writing should always be changing for the better.
Of course!
