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Narrative Writing Mix

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Test your grasp of narrative story elements

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Test your grasp of narrative story elements

by Karrigan Holsonback
1

Which line is a simile?

2

A metaphor is...

3

Which is an example of alliteration?

4

Which phrase is onomatopoeia?

5

Hyperbole means...

6

Which is a metaphor?

7

What device is shown here: 'Bang! Crack!'

8

Which line uses alliteration best?

9

Which is an example of personification?

10

Which pronoun set signals 1st person narration?

11

A story told with 'I walked to the park' uses which point of view?

12

Which perspective speaks to 'you' directly in the text?

13

In 'He saw the sunrise and felt excited', which point of view is used?

14

Which narrative voice uses 'I' to tell the story?

15

Identify the perspective: 'You enter the room and notice the clock ticking.'

16

Which is correct: 'I'm tired,' she said. or 'I'm tired' she said?

17

Which sentence is correct: She asked, “Are you coming?” or She asked, “Are you coming”?

18

Choose the right form: He whispered, “Listen.” or He whispered, Listen.

19

Which is correct with a quote inside a sentence: He said, “The show starts now.” or He said, The show starts now.

20

Choose the properly punctuated option: “Really?” she asked. or “Really?” she asked?

21

Which is correct: He shouted, “Watch out!” or He shouted, “Watch out”.

22

Select the correct version: She muttered, “I’m late,” and left. or She muttered, “I’m late” and left.

23

Which is correct: He asked, “What time is it?” or He asked, “What time is it”?

24

Choose the right form: “Yes,” she said. or “Yes” she said?

25

Which describes the exposition of a plot?

26

Which describes the rising action of the plot?

27

Which describes the climax of the story?

28

Which describes the falling action of the story?

29

Which describes the resolution of the story?

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