PATTERNS OF PARAGRAPHS AND DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

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The term comes from the Latin word “narrare” which means “to account or tell.”

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narrative

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e Latin word of narrative

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“narrare”

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“narrare” which means

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to account or tell.”

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They are categorized into simple and complex narratives.

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Narratives

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may not present in detail the different parts of the plot. An example is the anecdote.

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simple narrative

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fiction (imaginary) or nonfiction (factual)

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narrative

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The Necklace,” by

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Guy de Maupassant’s

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Guy de Maupassant’s short story

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complex fiction narrative

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narrative nonfiction of Carlos P. Romulo’s

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I Walk with Heroes.

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four basic elements: of narrative

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: setting,
character,
plot, and
point of view.

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denotes the time and place of the story.

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setting

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refers to the persons who take part in the narrative

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Character

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called the “protagonist,”

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main character

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villain, who creates the problems in the life of the main character, is called the

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“antagonist”.

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he series of events of the story itself,

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The plot,

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highest point of interest

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climax

17
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the perspective the writer takes in telling his story

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point of view

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4 types of pov

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First person point of view
second-person point of view.
Author-observer point of view
e third-person point of view.

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he writer tells his own story.

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  • First person point of view
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the character tells in the first person a story or event he has seen. T

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First person-observer point of view or second-person point of view.

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the writer tells very objectively the events as they happened to another individual

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Author-observer point of view: or third-person point of view.

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sample selection is a simple narrative composition called a

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anecdote,

23
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is a form of exposition. - It seeks to explain or portray the characteristic/s of an individual or a group by narrating an incident/s that reveals the distinctive quality/qualities of the individual or the group

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character sketch