Personal Narrative 2
Personal Narrative 2
Miscellaneous
100

What is it called when a character is talking?  This is what is within quotation marks.

dialogue

100

What can you do in your story to let your readers know what you are feeling?

use inner thinking

100

What is the complete subject of this sentence:  The intelligent, loud students were extremely excited to play the game. 

The intelligent, loud students

200

Personal narratives are most often told from this point of view.

First person

200

The mechanical corrections of a piece of writing, including spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and paragraphing.

Editing

200

List three things that always need to be capitalized. 

Answers will vary.

300

Words or phrases that connect one idea to the next or show a change in time, location, or subject.

Transition words 

300

The clouds are puffs of cotton in the sky. This is an example of what? (A comparison that does not use like)

Metaphor 

300

Identify the action verb in the following sentence: Sally walked to the mall.

walked 

400

Expressions that are not literally true but help the reader picture ordinary things in new ways (e.g. metaphor, similie, personification). 

Figurative Language

400

The structure and format of writing; the logical sequence of ideas. It makes the story have a 'proper flow'


Organization

500

The perspective from which a story is told -1st, 2nd, or 3rd.

point of view 

500

Name four ways that you can make a personal narrative into a story instead of a list.

Use dialogue, inner thinking, sensory details, and action.

500

What type of figurative language is being shown in the following sentence:  As the sun set behind the dying trees, the sky was an angry ocean of blues and purples. 

metaphor