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Identify true vs false statements about story grammar

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Identify true vs false statements about story grammar

by Eric Segovia
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The resolution explains how the problem is solved or left unresolved

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The ending should always include a complete and happy ending

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The conflict in a story creates tension and keeps readers interested

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The events in a story usually follow a logical sequence from beginning to end

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Dialogue should never use quotation marks or tags

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A story has a clear setting that tells where and when it happens

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The main character faces a problem that drives the plot

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A good story shows changes in the character's feelings or thoughts

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The main character should always be perfect and face no problems

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The climax is the moment of greatest tension before the resolution

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Dialogues are often shown with quotation marks and speaker tags

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A story can skip logical sequence and jump randomly between events

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There is no need for transitions or connectors between events

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Cause and effect links help explain why things happen in the plot

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Stories never reveal the setting, leaving time and place unspecified

 
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