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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a personal narrative ?A story about your personal experiencesAn essay meant to persuadeAn article about how to do somethingA story
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat should be included in a narrative essay?A hookA thesisCharactersPlot, characters, dialogue, thesis, hook, climax.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat order should a narrative essay be in?DescendingChronologicalABC
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the thesis in a narrative essay?The solutionThe problemThe lesson learnedThe main idea
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat can a thesis be?A factA definitionA questionAll of the above
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the elements of an introduction?The main idea, the details and summaryThe conclusion, middle and introduction.The topic sentence, background information and thesisThe purpose, characters and main idea.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhich perspective is a personal narrative told from?Second personFirst person objectiveThird person omniscentFirst person
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWriting from this point of view, the author is able to tell the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.Second personThird person omniscientThird person limitedThird person objective
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich point of view is shown below?
Jill was scared to admit she liked Jack, and feared his reaction more than anything. She spent her days avoiding him, too embarrassed to even speak with him. What if he hated her?Third person objectiveThird person limitedThird person omniscient - 10. Multiple ChoiceThe following is told from which point of view?
Jill was scared to admit that she liked Jack, but little did she know, he liked her too. In fact, as she spent her days trying to think up creative ways to avoid him, Jack was planning out creative ways to ask her to the school dance.Third person objectiveThird person limitedThird person omniscient - 11. Multiple ChoiceWhen the author does not know the thoughts and feelings of any of the characters, he/she is writing:from the first person perspective.from the third person limited perspective.from the second person perspective.from the third person objective perspective.
- 12. Multiple ChoiceSignal words from the first person perspective include:them, they, itsI, me, weyour, you, yourshis, her, she
- 13. Multiple Choice'you' and 'your' are signal words from which point of view?Third personSecond personFirst person
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following transition terms signal closing?all in allin briefin summaryall of the above
- 15. Multiple Choicewhat is the purpose of transition terms?To make your paragraphs flow smoothly.To help your reader follow your ideas.To help writers bridge and connect paragraphs and supporting ideasAll of the above
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe following transition terms signal what?
similarly, in the same manner, likewisecontrastadditional informationcomparisoncause and effect - 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich set of transition terms signals cause and effect?likewise, as well, similarlyalthough, however, neverthelesstherefore, consequently, becausein addition,for instance, thus
- 18. Multiple ChoiceThese transition terms indicate what?
in addition, furthermore moreoveradditional informationcontrastcomparisoncause and effect - 19. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following transition terms indicate emphasis?moreoverall aboveabove allalso
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhere in my writing can I include transition terms?At the beginning of paragraphs to help transition from paragraph to paragraphInside paragraphs to help transition from one supporting detail to anotherInside paragraphs to help elaborate upon supporting detailsAll of the above
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