NARRATIVE WRITING (THE STORY) Flashcards

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1
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What is a narrative?

A

IT IS A STORY.

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What do we call the “plan” of a story?

A

PLOT

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What is a synonym for the word “plot” in narrative writing?

A

PLAN

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What do we call what happens at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of a narrative?

A

PLOT

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What does the “plot” center on?

A

ON A PROBLEM FACED BY A CHARACTER

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What do we call the people, the animals, or the objects that take part in the events of the story?

A

CHARACTERS

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What do we call the main character in a story?

A

PROTAGONIST

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What do we call an animal, a snowstorm, or anything that will slow down or threaten the protagonist?

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ANTAGONIST

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What will you need if you want to write an interesting story?

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A PROBLEM OR A CONFLICT

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What do we call anything or anyone that (or who) is making life difficult for the main character or the protagonist?

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ANTAGONIST

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If you do not have a _____?_______, your story will be boring.

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PROBLEM

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What do we call the “where” and the “when” of a story?

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SETTING

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This puts the characters in a certain place, at a certain time, in a story. What word fits this description?

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SETTING

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Before you start writing your story and the “plot outline” of your story, what should you find?

A

THE MAIN PROBLEM OR THE MAIN CONFLICT

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What do we call the place from which things are seen in a story?

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THE POINT OF VIEW

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Is it important to decide from which ‘point of view’ your story will be written?

A

YES

17
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What are the three points of view in narrative writing?

A

-FIRST-PERSON POINT OF VIEW
-THIRD-PERSON POINT OF VIEW
-OMNISCIENT POINT OF VIEW

18
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What point of view is used if the author is a character in the story? (The author is the “I” in the story.)
(e.g. I was walking down the street, when I suddenly heard a loud noise.)

A

FIRST-PERSON POINT OF VIEW

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What point of view is used if the author tells the story without being a character in the story? (e.g. She always loved to climb that tree.)

A

THIRD-PERSON POINT OF VIEW

20
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What point of view is used when the author is like a reporter telling the story?

A

THIRD-PERSON POINT OF VIEW

21
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What point of view is used when the author can be anywhere and can tell the story from the point of view of any character?

A

OMNISCIENT POINT OF VIEW

22
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What do we call the lesson we can learn from a story? (It is the meaning of a story.)

A

THEME

23
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_____?______ or _____?______ is what happens when characters start talking to one another in a story.

A

DIALOGUE OR DIRECT SPEECH

24
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What is a synonym for “dialogue” in a story?

A

DIRECT SPEECH

25
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What is a synonym for “direct speech” in a narrative text?

A

DIALOGUE

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Can “dialogue” or “direct speech” help show what a character is like in a story?

A

YES