True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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The setting can affect the manner in which your characters speak, dress, and act.
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When describing the setting of your story you should use as little details as possible so that you
can focus your energy on the plot.
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When there is a solution in a story it means that the conflict has not been
solved.
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By using descriptive words when writing dialogue you can show your reader the emotions and/or
intentions of the character speaking.
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“Jumpin’ jackrabbits!” Mark yelled.
“I
can’t believe that she just jumped over that car!” said Jonie.
This is a proper example of writing dialogue.
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By placing yourself in the story as you draft it you will slow yourself down and mess up your
story.
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“The woman went to the store in hopes of finding a dresser. She searched and searched until she
came upon the dresser that made her heart skip. She then rushed to the cashier with her money in hand
to purchase her dream dresser.”
This scene is organized in a logical
manner.
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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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“I don’t understand it. It was just here. They couldn’t have just disappeared.”
Mary stated.
“Well, where could they be? Can you remember where you were when
you last had them. Maybe we can retrace your steps.” helped Marcy.
In this scene Mary and Marcy are doing what? a. | searching for
something. | c. | Both A and
B | b. | playing hide and
seek. | d. | None of the
above | | | | |
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“I am so tired of this dog! All that he does is eat my shoes, tears up my couch, and hides my
socks! I just want him out of this house!” yelled Nixon.
“I want him
gone too but we can’t get rid of him. Jasper would kill us! He loves that dog. What are we going
to do?” wondered Kennedy.
Who are the
names of the main characters? a. | Kennedy | d. | Jasper | b. | dog | e. | Both A and
C | c. | Nixon | | | | |
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Having an outline of the plot, an idea of who some of your main characters are going to be, your
setting, and some of the conflicts for your story will a. | only confuse
you. | c. | help you be more
focused and relaxed. | b. | make you tense. | | | | |
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