Q.1.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? An important moment of change that marks the beginning of a entirely new, and usually better, state of things.
Q.2.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The character who is in conflict with the protagonist.
Q.3.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The dramatic 'high' of the story.
Q.4.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The atmosphere created by a given situation or setting.
Q.5.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The time and place in which the story is told.
Q.6.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The struggle among opposing elements of the story.
Q.7.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The sequence of events in the story.
Q.8.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The main idea or message conveyed by a story.
Q.9.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The narrator's or other character's standpoint on events.
Q.10.
Which word(s) means the same as the given definition? The main character in a story.
Q.11.
The events which occur in a story and the way in which they relate to each other are known as...
Q.12.
Which of the following would NOT make an effective beginning for narrative writing?
Q.13.
What is meant by the term 'rising action'?
Q.14.
Which one of the following would be a good reason to add a passage of descriptive writing in your narrative?
Q.15.
What is the name for a narrator who knows everything that is happening, including what each character is thinking?
Q.16.
What is meant by the 'structure' of a story?
Q.17.
Writing dialog can be one of the hardest aspects of narrative writing to do well. Which of the following is NOT a common pitfall to avoid when writing dialog?
Q.18.
What is setting?
Q.19.
If you were writing a narrative, in whose voice would it be?
Q.20.
What must a story have at the end?