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Grade 3 English Language - Narration and Sequence Quiz
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Third graders should begin to organize their short stories. This level expects a student's writing to flow better from beginning to end. They should begin their stories with a situation and naturally introduce the characters. This requires practice.

Grade 3 English Language - Narration and Sequence Quiz
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10 Questions

1. Read the event in the story below.
I pushed the blinds up covering the window and a masked man stared back at me.
What should happen next?
2. Which of the following is the best beginning of a story?
3. Which of the following best introduces the main character by showing and not telling?
4. How should you begin a narrative?
5. What should also be included at the beginning of a narrative?
6. How should the events be organized in a short story?
7. Read the event in the story below.
Karen hid behind the door. Her brother was coming up.
What should happen next?
8. Read the event in the story below.
A loud sound came from the next cage at the zoo. Jeremy crept around the corner.
What should happen next?
9. Which of the following best introduces the main character by showing and not telling?
10. Who is the narrator in a story?