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Grade 5 English - Sequence of Events in a Narrative
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The beginning of narratives should include a situation, then the characters in the story should be developed within the events. Also, the events should unfold naturally, with each happening in sequence. Planning first before writing the narrative would be beneficial.

 

Grade 5 English - Sequence of Events in a Narrative
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1. In a narrative, the student wants to write a story about a girl who accidentally wears her pajamas to school.
Which description below should be used to introduce the character?
2. Read the event below.
Smoke filled the room and Patty realized it was coming from the oven.
Which event should take place next?
3. In a narrative, the student wants to write a story about a girl who accidentally wears her pajamas to school.
Which description below should be used to introduce the setting?
4. Read the event below.
The news reporter stated that a criminal had escaped prison.
Which event should take place next?
5. Do all of the characters have to be introduced at the beginning of the story?
6. In a narrative, the student wants to write a story about a girl who accidentally wears her pajamas to school.
How should the story begin?
7. Which of the following would NOT be a good introduction?
8. Read the event below.
My best friend, Paris, was telling my secret to her sister.
Which event should take place next?
9. What details should definitely be included in an introduction of a character?
10. Which of the following should NOT be included in the introduction to a story?

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