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Writing: Narrative

初二英语 (English) · Writing: Narrative

统考初中二英语写作考试特别著重故事的结构铺陈与修辞运用,学生常因无法灵活串联情节而导致文章显得呆板。掌握如何运用连贯词及感官细节描写,是突破分数瓶颈并让故事更具吸引力的关键。

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Writing: Narrative — sample 英语 (English) questions with answers

  1. Question 1

    Which element is essential to create a clear sequence of events in a narrative?
    • AAdjectives
    • BChronological order
    • CPassive voice
    • DMathematical symbols like

    Answer: B. Chronological order

    A narrative must follow a logical time sequence to ensure the reader understands the progression of events.
  2. Question 2

    What is the primary purpose of a 'climax' in a narrative?
    • ATo introduce characters
    • BTo conclude the story
    • CTo be the turning point of highest tension
    • DTo explain the setting like

    Answer: C. To be the turning point of highest tension

    The climax serves as the most intense part of the story where the conflict reaches its peak.
  3. Question 3

    Which of the following is an example of a good transition word for a narrative?
    • AConsequently
    • BAdditionally
    • CMeanwhile
    • DFurthermore

    Answer: C. Meanwhile

    Meanwhile is a temporal transition used to show events happening at the same time, which is crucial for narrative flow.
  4. Question 4

    Identify the past tense verb that fits in this sentence: 'Yesterday, I ______ to the park.'
    • Ago
    • Bgoing
    • Cwent
    • Dgone

    Answer: C. went

    Narratives are typically written in the past tense, and 'went' is the correct irregular past tense of 'go'.
  5. Question 5

    What is the function of the 'Orientation' part of a story?
    • ASolving the problem
    • BIntroducing the characters and setting
    • CThe final moral
    • DThe climax of the action

    Answer: B. Introducing the characters and setting

    The orientation introduces the 'who', 'where', and 'when' of the story.

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