Personal Narrative
Personal Narrative
Personal Narrative
Personal Narrative
100

It is the reason he or she writes a particular article or essay.

purpose

100

What is always the main purpose of a personal narrative?

to express

100

What is a technique used to remember experiences?

memory lane

100

Write examples of W's questions to recall details about your experience.

What, when, where, why, which

200

This purpose is to give others information; to share a knowledge.

inform

200

Illustrations, diagrams, maps, charts, bulleted items are clues of what purpose?

to inform

200

What types of details you should use when writing a personal narrative?

sensory details

200

What are the three main parts of a personal narrative?

introduction, body and conclusion

300

This purpose is to convince others to do something or believe something

influence

300

Words like should and must, and words of value like best and worst are clues of what purpose?

to influence

300

What are the three types of audience you can have in a personal narrative?

peers or classmates, adults, younger than you are

300

Which part of the essay grabs the reader attention?

attention grabbing beginning

400

This purpose is to get to know oneself and to find meaning in one’s experiences

express

400

Use of the word I and emotional words are examples of which purpose?

to express

400

What are the seven steps to write a personal narrative?

Choose and evaluate an experience

Think about purpose and audience

Recall and arrange details

Evaluate and Revise Content, Organization and Style

Proofread Your Personal Narrative

Publish Your Personal Narrative

Reflect on Your Personal Narrative

400

In which part of the essay you can find the events?

body

500

What are the types of purposes?

inform, influence, express and entertain

500

Vivid descriptions, dialogue, rhymes, drama or humor are clues of which purpose?

to entertain

500

What are the steps to follow when evaluating an experience?

1. Summarize what happened in one or two sentences.

2. Map out what happened. 

3. Tell what you learned from the experience

4. Quiz yourself

500

In which part of the essay you can find the details that set the scene?

introduction