
Narrative Introductions
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Laurie Exeter
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Narrative Introductions
By Laurie Exeter
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Multiple Choice
Which part of this introduction introduces the main character?
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed. Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows. A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply. Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed.
Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows.
A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply.
Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
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Multiple Choice
Which part of this introduction introduces the setting?
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed. Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows. A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply. Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed.
Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows.
A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply.
Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
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Multiple Choice
What point of view is established in this introduction?
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed. Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows. A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply. Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
3rd person
1st person
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Multiple Select
Which part of this introduction helps to establishes the conflict?
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed. Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows. A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply. Adam launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed.
Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows.
A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply.
Adam launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
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Multiple Choice
What type of hook is used in the following introduction?
Brightly colored fish swam among the coral. I gazed with happiness and wonder at the underwater world around me. Then, a sudden movement caught my eye and I turned to see a huge, sleek shark hurtling toward me!
dialogue
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onomatopoeia
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Multiple Choice
What type of hook is used in the following introduction?
“Don’t move!” a voice hissed. Adam froze, peering at the shape of a thin figure in a long coat, standing in the shadows. A dustbin clattered in the alley, and the figure turned sharply. Steve launched himself at the figure, as the sound of a gunshot filled the quiet night.
dialogue
snapshot
onomatopoeia
action
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Multiple Choice
What type of hook is used in the following introduction?
Timmy threw his backpack on, grabbed a piece of bacon off his plate, and burst through the front door toward his bus stop.
dialogue
snapshot
onomatopoeia
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Multiple Choice
What type of hook is used in the following introduction?
Creak! Brad opened the old oven door and the smell of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies wafted into the air.
dialogue
snapshot
onomatopoeia
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