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Grade 5 English Language - Writing Narrative
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Most people have a favorite type of narrative. And writers tend to have a favorite type to write about. If you have a favorite author, you will probably know what type of book you will be getting.

Grade 5 English Language - Writing Narrative
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1. A story should NOT be written in which of the following?
2. 'Watch out!' Harry shouted. 'Watch out for what?' Rachael cried. What is wrong with this dialog?
3. The people in a story are called ____.
4. When writing a story, how should you tell the reader that a character is bossy?
5. If you make the reader feel excited or unsure, you have successfully ____.
6. What is a 'setting'?
7. What is a dilemma?
8. What is the name for the events that happen in a story?
9. Before the ending of a story, you should ____.
10. Which of the following can be used in the opening paragraph of a story?

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