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Narrative Paragraph

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many elements of plot?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

2.

Which topic about events after climax?

a)

Introduction

b)

falling action

c)

rising action

d)

climax

3.

What is the reader will get from setting?

a)

When, where, what

b)

Why, when, where

c)

When, who, how many

4.

What is the purpose of narrative?

a)

to entertain

b)

to inform

5.

The purpose of narrative paragraph is to tell a story that the reader feels like they were there at the time of the event.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

A Narrative paragraph is?

a)

Comparing and contrasting stories

b)

A detailed chronological story

c)

Summarized story

d)

A detailed biography

7.

What is resolution of this paragraph?

a)

It was Easter Sunday, and Randy really wanted to find the golden egg hidden in the backyard this year.

b)

Finally, he noticed something shining in the garden. Matt saw it too, and was quickly heading that way.

c)

Randy ran as fast as he could and grabbed the golden egg just in time!

8.

What is conflict of this paragraph?

a)

Randy ran as fast as he could and grabbed the golden egg just in time!

b)

Grandma always hid a $5 bill inside.

c)

Randy really wanted to find the golden egg hidden in the backyard this year. His older brother, Matt, was usually the one who found it.

d)

First, he looked in the bushes. Then, he looked in the tree house. Finally, he noticed something shining in the garden.

9.

Why we need a character in a narrative paragraph?

a)

We need for tell us what happened.

b)

We need for tell us where it take place.

c)

We need for moving the story along a plot line.

10.

What is the purpose of outstanding opening?

a)

Its purpose is to tell a story that the reader feels like they were there at the time of the event.

b)

to catch the reader’s attention at the start of your story.

c)

the sequence of events that create

a larger narrative, with every event causing or affecting each other.