Introductions/
Transitions
Dialogue
Imagery
Narrative Writing
Writing Process
100
What is a transition word that you could use at the beginning of a story?
To start, First, To begin, (answers will vary)
100
What is the mistake? Jim said, "please don't talk in the hall."
Please should be capitalized.
100
Name the 5 senses.
Sight, smell, touch, taste, hear
100
What is the purpose of narrative writing?
To tell a story
100
What is the 2nd step in the writing process?
Drafting
200
What are two transition words that you could use in the middle of a story?
Then, Later, Next, Afterwards, (answers will vary)
200
Find the mistake: "What time is it?" Asked Mom.
Asked should be lowercase.
200
What is imagery?
Descriptive words that allow you to make an image in your mind.
200
What verb tense are narratives written in?
Past-tense
200
What is the acronym we use to remember what to look for when Proofreading?
CUPS
300
What are three transition words that you could use at the end of a story?
Finally, Last, In conclusion, (answers will vary)
300
What is dialogue?
Written conversation between two people.
300
What is sensory imagery?
Imagery that uses the five senses.
300
What are the two types of narratives?
Personal and Fictional
300
What step of the writing process do we use ARMS for?
Step 3 - Revising
400
What are the 5 ways you can start an introduction?
1. Questions 2. Transition Words 3. Facts 4. Restate the Prompt 5. Humor/Onomatopoeia
400
Find two mistakes: Mark asked "What time is it"?
Comma after asked. Question mark goes inside quotation marks.
400
Name three words that could describe smell.
Answers will vary.
400
Which type of narrative is a real, true story?
Personal narrative.
400
What is the first step of the writing process and what do you do in it?
Prewriting - make a plan and organize your ideas.
500
What are the two purposes of an introduction?
To tell what you are writing about and to make the reader want to read it.
500
What happens to the period in dialogue when the dialogue is at the beginning of a sentence?
Changes to a comma.
500
Describe a beach with three of the five senses.
Answers will vary.
500
Compare and contrast the point of views the two types of narratives are written in.
Personal narratives are written in first person. Fictional narratives may be written in first person, second person, or third person.
500
What is the 2nd step of the writing process and what do you do in it?
Drafting- start writing your first draft
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