Test: Narrative Writing- 2 - Grade 11 MCQ

In a linear narrative, the events are presented in chronological order, while in a nonlinear narrative, the events are not presented in chronological order.

A narrative poem is a poem that tells a story. An example of a narrative poem is Snake by D.H. Lawrence.

It is important to adhere to the word-limit of 150-200 words while writing a personal narrative.

Any unnecessary information, which distracts from the focus and main thread of the story should be removed from the narrative.

An eye-catching and interesting title is necessary to capture/attract the readers’ attention.

Jotting down your ideas before writing and preparing an outline help in writing a good narrative.

Use illustrative words and graphic descriptions to involve the reader, not just informing as in a report.

The fifth point mentioned in the text advises using illustrative words and graphic descriptions to involve the reader. The phrase "I was disappointed that..." creates a vivid image in the reader's mind by giving more information about the situation and the narrator's emotions. The other options, on the other hand, are relatively bland and do not create such vivid images.

The first point mentioned in the text is that personal narratives should be written in the first person, not the third person. Therefore, option C is the correct answer as it is not important to keep in mind while writing a personal narrative.

An eye-catching and interesting title is necessary to capture/attract the readers’ attention. The title should be short and should cover the subject adequately. This is important to make the readers interested in the narrative and continue reading it.