True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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A.9
It is ok to include events and details that do not relate to the story
you are telling.
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C.9
Event 1: Rode the plane to Washington,
D.C. | Event 2: Saw Washington Monument and Arlington
Cemetery | Event 3: Stayed the night at a great
hotel | Detail: The take off was really
cool! | Detail: There were a lot of people
there | Detail: We ate dinner in the room | Detail: We watched a movie while we flew | Detail:
We had to walk a lot so my feet got tired | Detail: I
swam in their indoor pool | | | |
My chart is in the correct order.
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C.9
Event 1: Rode the plane to Washington,
D.C. | Event 2: Saw Washington Monument and Arlington
Cemetery | Event 3: Stayed the night at a great
hotel | Detail: The take off was really
cool! | Detail: There were a lot of people
there | Detail: We ate dinner in the room | Detail: We watched a movie while we flew | Detail:
We had to walk a lot so my feet got tired | Detail: I
swam in their indoor pool | | | |
The audience doesn’t need to hear about the rest of the trip or
how I got home.
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C.9
Event 1: Rode the plane to Washington,
D.C. | Event 2: Saw Washington Monument and Arlington
Cemetery | Event 3: Stayed the night at a great
hotel | Detail: The take off was really
cool! | Detail: There were a lot of people
there | Detail: We ate dinner in the room | Detail: We watched a movie while we flew | Detail:
We had to walk a lot so my feet got tired | Detail: I
swam in their indoor pool | | | |
The details for each event are details that help the audience
understand the story better.
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5.
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B.9
An invitation is a newspaper article telling about an
event that has already happened.
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6.
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B.9
An invitation asks a person to come to an event or a
party. The invitation tells when, where, and who the event or party is for.
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7.
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B.9
A thank you letter is simply a friendly letter that
someone writes to say thank you to another person for something he or she did.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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B.9
Directly after your closing, which punctuation mark do you need?
a. | Comma | c. | Comma | b. | Exclamation
Mark | d. | Colon | | | | |
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Yes/No
Indicate whether you agree with the sentence or
statement.
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9.
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B.9
If I were writing a personal narrative about a trip I
took to Washington, D.C. I should tell the audience what I had for breakfast each morning of my
trip.
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10.
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B.9
One way to put the events in order for your narrative
is to make an event chart.
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