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WorksheetsLiteracy Narrative Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the primary purpose of code-meshing in academic writing?
To eliminate all formal language from writing
To demonstrate equal value and complexity of different dialects
To replace standard English entirely
To simplify academic language
According to the material, what is a key component of the "So What?" in a literacy narrative?
A. A list of memorable reading experiences
B. A collection of random memories
C. An overall theme or central finding from literacy experiences
D. A summary of books read throughout life
Which element is/are important component(s) of narrative writing?
Sensory details
Meaningful dialogue
Character development
Figurative language
Through writing your Literacy Narrative, which Threshold Concepts of writing have you experienced?
Writing is something we study (Meta-Concept)
Writing is collaborative.
Writing is influenced by our identities and past experiences.
All of the above.
What is a non-traditional start to a narrative essay & counts as a risk?
beginning with dialogue
Telling a story out of chronological order
immersing your reader into a sensory laden image/memory
all of the above
When using dialogue, each time you have a new speaker, you should
Italicize
start a new paragraph
kick your friend
put commas around the words
How should students incorporate sensory details in their writing?
By focusing only on visual descriptions
Through the use of figurative language
By listing physical sensations only
Through technical terminology
What is emphasized regarding the structure of a literacy narrative?
It must be written chronologically
It should have clear beginning, middle, and end, even if non-linear
It should focus only on positive experiences
It must follow a strict five-paragraph format
Which of the following is a proper use of sensory detail as shown in the examples?
The book was interesting
The room was cold
The television buzzed as it shut off
She liked to read
What is the purpose of writing a Literacy Narrative?
To understand your history
To get to know your classmates better
To understand your relationship with writing in order to develop agency over your writing
To understand that literacy is a journey that not everyone enjoys but has to go through in order to become literate
