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What is the primary purpose of narration in writing?
What is the primary purpose of narration in writing?
- To persuade or convince the reader
- To describe a place or setting
- To tell a story or report what happened (correct)
- To provide an explanation or definition
What is the key difference between experiencing an event and writing about it?
What is the key difference between experiencing an event and writing about it?
- The event is more exciting when experienced
- The event itself is different
- The event is told in a particular sequence (correct)
- The event is more chaotic when written about
What is the term for the person who tells the story in a narrative?
What is the term for the person who tells the story in a narrative?
- Storyteller
- Protagonist
- Narrator (correct)
- Author
What is the term for the perspective from which the story is told?
What is the term for the perspective from which the story is told?
What is the primary problem with the narrative example of Little Miss Muffet?
What is the primary problem with the narrative example of Little Miss Muffet?
What does Ocean Vuong's literacy narrative (p. 110) do?
What does Ocean Vuong's literacy narrative (p. 110) do?
What is a key element in creating a plot in a narrative?
What is a key element in creating a plot in a narrative?
What is the term for the order in which events occur in a narrative?
What is the term for the order in which events occur in a narrative?
What is the purpose of a narrator in a narrative?
What is the purpose of a narrator in a narrative?
What is the effect of the spider's appearance in the narrative about Miss Muffet?
What is the effect of the spider's appearance in the narrative about Miss Muffet?
What is the term for the way in which events are connected in a narrative?
What is the term for the way in which events are connected in a narrative?
What is the characteristic of the narrator in the passage from Stephen King's 'On Impact'?
What is the characteristic of the narrator in the passage from Stephen King's 'On Impact'?
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