Literature
A shortened or concise version of a longer story.
What is a Summary?
A narrative of actual events.
What is History?
A short essay that attacks certain parts of a narrative.
What is Refutation?
A short story that teaches a moral, spiritual, or heavenly lesson and is always true to life.
What is a Parable?
A word that describes a noun.
What is an adjective?
the narrator exists outside of the story and addresses the characters by name or as “he/she/they"& “him/her/them"
What is Third-Person Point-of-View?
A song that tells a story, combining both plot and characters.
What is a Ballad?
Hard to believe.
What is Unbelievable?
a description of someone’s life that is written by the person himself, usually in the first person
What is an autobiography?
Checking your writing for mistakes.
What is Proofreading?
The narrator takes part in the story; uses the pronouns “I,” “me,” “my”
What is First-Person Point-of-View?
A short story that teaches a simple moral lesson, usually with talking animals.
What is a Fable?
Hard to Understand. Additional information is needed.
What is Unclear?
a description of someone’s life that is written by someone else, usually in the third person
What is a Biography?
Very short word at the beginning of a word that changes that word’s meaning.
What is a prefix?
A longer and more detailed version of a shorter story.
What is Amplification?
A fanciful story for children, usually with magical people or creatures.
What is a Fairy tale?
Possible but NOT likely.
What is Improbable?
This isn't a Narrative Type. It is an intentional exaggeration.
What is a Hyperbole?
A sentence that is incomplete.
What is a Sentence Fragment?
the art of public speaking
What is Elocution?
A story that begins with a real person or event that is handed down by storytellers, often gets exaggerated along the way.
What is a Legend?
Shows bad or rude behavior or tries to make this bad behavior seem good.
What is Improper?
An ancient story not based on actual events, with gods, goddesses, and heroes, that is used to explain life and nature.
What is a Myth?
A sentence that lacks proper punctuation and should really be divided into separate sentences, either with punctuation or a conjunction.
What is a Run-On Sentence?