Midterm

Question 0

It provides the direction or point of a story.

Answer 0

Topic sentence

Question 1

It uses the technique of narration

Answer 1

Storytelling

Question 2

It establishes the context for the sequence of events that follows.

Answer 2

Topic sentence

Question 3

In the narrative paragraph, it tells the incident.

Answer 3

Topic

Question 4

The writer’s reaction is the “___” or the “___” the story put on the events that are narrated.

Answer 4

Spin

Slant

Question 5

Another way to help the readers understand the point of the writer.

Answer 5

Chronological order

Question 6

It provides important background information.

Answer 6

Flashback

Question 7

Storyteller’s perspective

Answer 7

Point of view

Question 8

This is used especially stories drawn from experienced.

Answer 8

First person point of view

Question 9

The writer uses I, Me, so on.

Answer 9

First person point of view

Question 10

The writer will write as if he/she were an observer rather than a participant.

Answer 10

Third person point of view

Question 11

The focus is on others, he, she, her, him, they, and so on are used.

Answer 11

Third person point of view

Question 12

Types of POV:

Answer 12

First
Third
Omniscient

Question 13

Elements of narration:

Answer 13

Time
Setting
Characters
Plot
Theme
POV

Question 14

When?

Answer 14

Time

Question 15

Where?

Answer 15

Setting/Locale/Place

Question 16

Who?

Answer 16

Characters

Question 17

Types of characters:

Answer 17

Protagonist
Antagonist
Ground character
Flat character

Question 18

5 Ws and 1 H

Answer 18

Plot

Question 19

Philosophical truth/morale

Answer 19

Theme

Question 20

Elements of a plot:

Answer 20

Exposition
Complication
Clinax
Resolution
Conclusion

Question 21

Introduction

Answer 21

Exposition

Question 22

Rising action

Answer 22

Complication

Question 23

Conflicts:

Answer 23

Within leading character
Between leading character and another person
Between leading character and group of people
Between leading character and forces of nature

Question 24

Falling action

Answer 24

Resolution

Question 25

Ending

Answer 25

Conclusion

Question 26

When you tell a story or narrate something, you often __ to bring your story or narrative life to your listeners

Answer 26

Description

Question 27

To begin descriptive paragraph

Answer 27

Write a topic sentence that previews what will be described and suggest POV

Question 28

Order used in Descriptive paragraph

Answer 28

Spatial order (space)

Question 29

What you perceive seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling and touching, enable you to communicate to your readers

Answer 29

Sensory details

Question 30

To write sensory details

Answer 30

Choose concrete language drawn from the senses

Question 31

Glue to descriptive paragraph

Answer 31

Adj.
Adv.
Preposition

Question 32

Forceful verb

Figures of speech

Answer 32

Description

Question 33

Illustration (specific and relevant)

Answer 33

Example

Question 34

Order used in example

Answer 34

Emphatic/logical

Question 35

Two basic types of description

Answer 35

Objective and subjective

Question 36

Focuses on actual details and sensations

Answer 36

Objective

Question 37

Focuses on the impression those details make within the writer

Answer 37

Subjective

Question 38

Identifies the general idea to be clarified and illustrated through the examples the writer develops. It should clearly state the point to be made.

Answer 38

Topic sentence

Question 39

To be detailed and particular

Answer 39

Specific

Question 40

To tie up the paragraph neatly means that you give appropriate and connected ideas directly associated with topic

Answer 40

Relevant examples