
Show Don't Tell Practice/Review
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Show Don't Tell Practice/Review
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Multiple Choice
What are the 3 points to focus on while decribing a character?
character'swords, actions, or thoughts
the face, the body, the voice
description, examples and facts
3
Multiple Choice
Michelle is excited. Is an example of ________________.
showing
telling
changing
citing
4
Multiple Choice
Michelle's eyes sparkled as her smile reached from ear to ear after hearing she passed her test with flying colors!
showing
telling
changing
citing
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Multiple Choice
In the following sentence, which word (adjective) are we looking to depict in order to "show" our reader, not "tell" our reader?
Michelle is excited.
Michelle
is
excited
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Multiple Choice
Pablo felt disappointed. Is an example of ______________________.
telling
showing
changing
citing
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Multiple Choice
In the following sentence, which word (adjective) are we looking to depict in order to "show" our reader, not "tell" our reader?
Pablo felt disappointed.
Pablo
felt
disappointed
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Multiple Choice
When Pablo was told that he was not going to be able to attend the concert, his mouth turned downward, his shoulders slumped, he dropped his head, and slowly walked away. Is an example of_________________.
showing
telling
changing
citing
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Multiple Choice
In the following sentence, which word (adverb) are we looking to depict in order to "show" our reader, not "tell" our reader?
The choir was singing loudly.
The choir
was singing
loudly
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Multiple Choice
How can "loudly" be best depicted?
The choir was singing really loudly.
The choir was singing too loudly.
The choir members' voices shook the ground beneath me and sent chills down my spine as they shouted praises towards the sky.
The choir members' voices were loud and it hurt my ears a little and it almost scared me.
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Open Ended
Show me this sentence:
I enjoyed playing the game.
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Open Ended
Show me this sentence:
The pizza tasted good.
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Multiple Choice
Which words should you focus on describing in this sentence?
Snow was everywhere on the ground.
Snow
everywhere
ground
both snow and everywhere
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Open Ended
Show me this sentence:
Snow was everywhere on the ground.
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