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English Writing Practice Test: Story Writing
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Story writing is a method of writing that involves narrating a series of events that lead to a problem. The story can be about a real or fictional incident, and it can include real-life or imaginary characters.

English Writing Practice Test: Story Writing
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1. Which of the following statement is correct while writing a story?
2. When is a dialogue introduced in a story?
3. What happens when a bad story-teller omits important points?
4. When is a dialogue introduced in a story?
5. Which of the following options is an important quality of story writing?
6. The surprising element can optionally be in which part of the story?
7. What happens when a bad story-teller omits important points?
8. While story writing, if you dwell too long on minor details then it results into which of the following options?
9. What must be used by the writer while filling in the details of action and gesture in a story?

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