Story Sequencing Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Story Sequencing QuizOnline version Simple sentence transitions by Vanessa Gicum 1 Which transition begins the sequence in the story? a First b Next c Then 2 What should you use after the first sentence to continue? a Then b After that c Next 3 Which transition comes after the next step? a First b Then c After that 4 Which phrase starts the final part of the sequence? a First b Next c After that 5 Which is an example of a simple sentence starter? a Although tired b Because he ran c The boy walked 6 Why use 'first, next, then, after that' in writing? a To lengthen sentences b To confuse readers c To show order clearly 7 How many transitions are specified in the prompt? a Five b Four c Three 8 Which word signals the immediate following action? a Next b First c Then 9 What is a key rule for the sentences in the story? a Use complex clauses b Avoid punctuation c Keep them simple 10 Which sequence correctly ends a simple story? a First, Next, Then, After that. b Then, First, Next, After that. c First, Then, Next, After that.

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Story Sequencing QuizOnline version

Simple sentence transitions

by Vanessa Gicum

Which transition begins the sequence in the story?

First

Then

What should you use after the first sentence to continue?

Then

After that

Which transition comes after the next step?

First

Then

After that

Which phrase starts the final part of the sequence?

First

After that

Which is an example of a simple sentence starter?

Although tired

Because he ran

The boy walked

Why use 'first, next, then, after that' in writing?

To lengthen sentences

To confuse readers

To show order clearly

How many transitions are specified in the prompt?

Five

Four

Three

Which word signals the immediate following action?

First

Then

What is a key rule for the sentences in the story?

Use complex clauses

Avoid punctuation

Keep them simple

Which sequence correctly ends a simple story?

First, Next, Then, After that.

Then, First, Next, After that.

First, Then, Next, After that.

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Story Sequencing QuizOnline version

by Vanessa Gicum

Which transition begins the sequence in the story?

What should you use after the first sentence to continue?

Which transition comes after the next step?

Which phrase starts the final part of the sequence?

Which is an example of a simple sentence starter?

Why use 'first, next, then, after that' in writing?

How many transitions are specified in the prompt?

Which word signals the immediate following action?

What is a key rule for the sentences in the story?

Which sequence correctly ends a simple story?

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