Narrative Techniques
When you tell a story, you are telling a ___.
What is a narrative?
This word describes the main character in any narrative.
What is the protagonist?
The end of the narrative is called the conclusion or ___.
What is the resolution?
A comma splice is when two complete sentences are joined with a ___.
What is a comma?
A narrative may be fiction or ___.
What is nonfiction?
This word describes where and when the narrative takes place.
What is the setting?
In the narrative essay, we should ___ our readers the story and not tell them.
What is show?
The resolution is the conclusion of the narrative's ___.
What is the plot?
The three elements of a complete sentence are ___.
What are the subject, verb, and complete thought?
The insertion of background information within a narrative is called ___.
What is exposition?
The beginning of the narrative where the characters and setting are introduced.
What is the exposition?
This is the high point of the narrative, when readers' involvement is the greatest.
The narrative should NEVER end with these two words.
What is the end?
An independent clause is also known as ___.
What is a complete sentence?
What is description?
The part of the introduction that is designed to catch the reader's attention.
What is the hook?
There might be interesting talking which is called ___.
What is dialogue?
Narratives typically conclude with the resolution of the ___.
What is the central conflict?
A fragment is also known as this type of clause.
What is a dependent or subordinate clause?
This is the literary voice, developed by the creator of the story, that delivers information to the audience.
What is the narrator?
This is the final sentence of the introductory paragraph.
What is the thesis statement?
When using dialogue, these punctuation marks should be used.
What are quotation marks?
The main idea, or the ___, should be included in the conclusion.
What is the theme?
FANBOYS stands for ___.
What is for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so?