Features of Narrative Writing

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Identify the Features of Narrative Writing

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Froggy Jumps Features of Narrative WritingOnline version Identify the Features of Narrative Writing by ALONZO, JOHN ROI, G. 1 The individuals involved in the story a Characters b Settings c Plot 2 The place and time the story takes place. a Characters b Settings c Plot 3 The sequence of events in the story. a Characters b Settings c Plot 4 It is the beginning of the story. a Exposition b Conflict c Rising Action 5 The problem in the story. a Exposition b Conflict c Rising Action 6 Where the conflict builds and tension increases. a Rising Action b Climax c Falling Action 7 The turning point which occurs when characters try to resolve the problem. a Rising Action b Climax c Falling Action 8 Where events start to settle and lead to the ending. a Theme b Falling Action c Resolution 9 The set of events that bring the story to close. a Problem b Theme c Resolution 10 The problem/s in the story. a Complication b Point of View c First Point of View 11 The point of view from which the story is being told. a Point of View b First c Second 12 The moral of the story. a Resolution b Denouement c Theme

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Features of Narrative WritingOnline version

Identify the Features of Narrative Writing

by ALONZO, JOHN ROI, G.

The individuals involved in the story

Characters

Settings

Plot

The place and time the story takes place.

Characters

Settings

Plot

The sequence of events in the story.

Characters

Settings

Plot

It is the beginning of the story.

Exposition

Conflict

Rising Action

The problem in the story.

Exposition

Conflict

Rising Action

Where the conflict builds and tension increases.

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

The turning point which occurs when characters try to resolve the problem.

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Where events start to settle and lead to the ending.

Theme

Falling Action

Resolution

The set of events that bring the story to close.

Problem

Theme

Resolution

The problem/s in the story.

Complication

Point of View

First Point of View

The point of view from which the story is being told.

Point of View

First

Second

The moral of the story.

Resolution

Denouement

Theme

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Features of Narrative WritingOnline version

by ALONZO, JOHN ROI, G.

The individuals involved in the story

The place and time the story takes place.

The sequence of events in the story.

It is the beginning of the story.

The problem in the story.

Where the conflict builds and tension increases.

The turning point which occurs when characters try to resolve the problem.

Where events start to settle and lead to the ending.

The set of events that bring the story to close.

The problem/s in the story.

The point of view from which the story is being told.

The moral of the story.

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