True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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B.4
When there is a conflict in a story it means that something has happened to offset the natural
balance of things.
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2.
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B.4
When there is a solution in a story it means that the conflict has not been
solved.
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3.
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B.4
The easiest way to come up with a story would be to read a book from the library and copy it down.
This, however, could get you into a lot of trouble because that is plagiarism.
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4.
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B.4
Dialogue cannot reveal the personality of a character.
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5.
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B.4
When writing dialogue you should put what is being said in quotation marks.
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6.
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B.4
When drafting your story you need to worry about correcting all of your mistakes.
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7.
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B.4
By placing yourself in the story as you draft it you will slow yourself down and mess up your
story.
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8.
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C.4
As you draft your story you must remember to write in details that are vital to the flow of your
story.
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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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9.
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C.4
“President learns that a comet is going to crash into the earth. He sends a team into space to
destroy it. The team blows up the comet and the earth is saved.”
This unedited
summary gives the reader the basic knowledge of the a. | time frame in
which the story takes place. | c. | plot of the
story. | b. | major characters in the story. | d. | All of the above | | | | |
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10.
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C.4
“Jumpin’ jackrabbits!” Carlos yelled.
“I
can’t believe that she just ran into that car!” cried Juan.
In this
conversation we know that Carlos and Juan are scared because a. | there are
exclamation points at the end of their statements. | c. | the author uses “yelled” and “cried” to
describe how they spoke. | b. | it says so in the conversation. | d. | They aren’t scared. | | | | |
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