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Narrative Writing Test

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In the quiet night, a man named Alex stood in awe as he gazed up at the bright, silver orb in the sky, the moon. He had dreamed of this moment for as long as he could remember, and tonight, that dream was about to come true. With a determined smile, he adjusted his helmet and took his first step onto the moon's dusty surface.

The moon was a barren, gray world, unlike anything Alex had ever seen. He couldn't help but marvel at the vastness of space and the beauty of the Earth hanging in the black sky. "It's incredible," he whispered to himself.

As he explored, Alex noticed the moon's gravity was much weaker than Earth's. He took a giant leap, feeling like he was flying, and shouted back to mission control, "Houston, I'm jumping like a kangaroo! This is amazing!"

Back on Earth, Alex's wife, Sarah, watched nervously on the live broadcast. She turned to their children and said, "Your dad is a real-life superhero, don't you think?"

Meanwhile, Alex's fellow astronaut, Mark, joined him on the moon's surface. "Alex, this place is out of this world!" Mark exclaimed, a wide grin on his face.

Alex chuckled and replied, "You said it, Mark! This is like stepping into a dream. It's almost like we're on a different planet!"

As the two astronauts continued their exploration, they marveled at the moon's beauty and shared stories about their families back on Earth. Each step they took was a testament to human courage and curiosity, and the moon's vastness felt like a canvas for their wildest dreams.

In that moment, with Earth above and the moon below, Alex couldn't help but think that he was truly living a dream—a dream so big, it felt like the greatest adventure in the universe.
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What does narrative writing do?
Tells a story, based either on true events or made up
Defends your idea of what is right
shows others the authors side of an argument
teaches someone something based in research
What are reasons an author may use figurative language in their writing?
To "show, not tell" in their writing
To engage the reader
to be descriptive in their writing
all of the above
Organize the following terms as part of the plot diagram or a type of figurative language.
Idiom
Conclusion
Alliteration
Metaphor
Rising Action
Exposition
Hyperbole
Climax
Falling Action
Onomatopoeia
Part of the Plot Diagram
Type of Figurative Language
What two factors contribute to the setting of a story?
What happens in the story
Where the story takes place
When the story takes place
The characters in the story
Which part of the plot involves the highest point of the story?
Climax
Conclusion
Resolution
Exposition
Which part of the story is generally the longest part of a story?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
True or False - The following is an example of alliteration: Tommy taped tomatoes on teal tacos.
True
False
Which is not an example of personification?
The dog ran quickly down the street.
The scissors glided down the wrappign paper.
The bananas were asking to be made into banana bread.
The alarm clock screamed at me to wake up.
Which of the following quotes is correctly punctuated?
Hey! You need to come see this Lizzy yelled down the street.
"Hey! You need to come see this" Lizzy yelled down the street.
"Hey! You need to come see this." Lizzy yelled down the street
"Hey! You need to come see this!" Lizzy yelled down the street.
Which could be used to descirbe the shape of a plot diagram?
Mountain
Swimming Pool
A Car
Flat road
How many types of leads were discussed in class?
9
2
3
6
Which is NOT an example of direct speech from the passage?
"It's incredible," he whispered to himself.
they marveled at the moon's beauty and shared stories about their families back on Earth.
He took a giant leap, feeling like he was flying, and shouted back to mission control, "Houston, I'm jumping like a kangaroo!"
She turned to their children and said, "Your dad is a real-life superhero, don't you think?"
Which event happened in the exposition of the passage?
Mark joined Alex on the moon
Alex noticed the moon's gravity was much weaker than Earth's
Alex's wife watched the moon walk on TV
Alex first walked on the moon's surface
What is the quotation tag in the following sentence from the passage?
"Alex, this place is out of this world!" Mark exclaimed, a wide grin on his face.
"...this place is out of this world!"
Mark exclaimed,
"Alex..."
a wide grin on his face
What point of view is the passage written in?
2nd Person
3rd Person Omniscient
1st Person
3rd Person Limited