True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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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
The only way to publish your personal narrative is to take it to a
publisher.
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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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3.
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B.9
When proofreading your narrative check and make sure you:
a. | used the correct punctuation | d. | A and B only | b. | indented each
new paragraph | e. | all of the
above | c. | used a pretty color ink | | | | |
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B.9
When proofreading your narrative check and make sure you:
a. | wrote in complete sentences | d. | A and B only | b. | used lots of
quotation marks | e. | A and C
only | c. | began each
sentence with a capital letter | | | | |
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B.9
Choose the type of error there is in the following sentence.
The cat pounced on the toy
a. | Capitalization | c. | Spelling | b. | Punctuation | | | | |
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6.
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B.9
Choose the type of error there is in the following sentence.
Johnny ran to the winduw.
a. | Capitalization | c. | Spelling | b. | Punctuation | | | | |
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7.
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C.9
Choose the type of error there is in the following sentence.
rhonda called her mother on the
telephone
a. | Capitalization | c. | Spelling | b. | Punctuation | d. | Both A and B
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C.9
Choose the type of error there is in the following sentence.
We wanted to have a picnic on Firday.
a. | Capitalization | c. | Spelling | b. | Punctuation | d. | Both B and C
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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 about how I got there.
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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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