True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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All stories have a timeline in which the events of the story follows.
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2.
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If you don’t prewrite before you begin drafting your story you are doomed to
fail.
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good way to get people to read your writing is to have an interesting title.
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4.
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B.4
When preparing for your draft you must already know the personalities of your
characters.
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B.4
If you want your readers to be able to mentally place themselves in your story a good idea would be
to visualize yourself in the story as you write. This will make it more personal.
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“Will you pass the salt, please.” asked Jose.
“No. You have used too much already.”
stated his mom.
This is an example of dialogue between Jose and his mom.
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7.
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B.4
Dialogue cannot reveal the personality of a character.
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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.4
“When the owner finally left the room the dog jumped on the couch. After some time had passed
the dog fell asleep. The dog was suddenly woken up to the sounds of an angry
owner.”
The transition(s) in this scene is/are a. | When | d. | All of the
above | b. | suddenly | e. | None of the above | c. | after | | | | |
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B.4
“After some time had passed the dog fell asleep on the couch. When the owner finally left the
room the dog jumped on the couch. The dog was suddenly woken up to the sounds of his owner
yelling at him to get off.”
This scene a. | flows in a
logical order. | b. | doesn’t
flow in a logical order. | | | | |
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10.
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It is a smart idea to _________ before starting to draft your story.
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