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Frog Jump Quiz – Week 3

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Frog Jump Quiz – Week 3
 

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Story planning & setting

by Shakira John
1

What comes at the beginning of a story?

2

Which part of the story is called the build-up?

3

What is the **problem** in a story?

4

What does **resolution** mean?

5

Which part of the story shows how the character feels at the end?

6

The **story mountain** has how many main parts?

7

Which comes first in the story mountain?

8

If the “problem” is that a boy lost his ball, the “resolution” might be:

9

Why do writers use the story mountain?

10

Which sense is used when you write about **what you see**?

11

“The flowers smell sweet.” Which sense is this?

12

“The chair feels rough.” Which sense is this?

13

“The masjid lights shine brightly.” Which sense is this?

14

“The soup tastes salty.” Which sense is this?

15

“The birds are chirping outside.” Which sense is this?

16

Why do writers use sensory details?

17

Which sentence uses sensory detail?

18

When you share your story with a partner, you should…

19

What is one good way to give feedback?

20

If your partner’s opening is not clear, what should you do?

21

Why is speaking and listening important in writing lessons?

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