Narrative Essay (Grade 11 NSC Matric English HL): Quizzes
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What does a narrative essay focus on, unlike essays that argue a point or analyse information?
What does a narrative essay focus on, unlike essays that argue a point or analyse information?
Telling a story or describing events
Which pronouns are used in first-person narrative?
Which pronouns are used in first-person narrative?
I or we
What effect does first-person narration create?
What effect does first-person narration create?
Intimacy and immediacy
What happens at the climax of a narrative essay?
What happens at the climax of a narrative essay?
Tension or excitement reaches its peak
How many main sections should a narrative essay have?
How many main sections should a narrative essay have?
Three sections
What is the minimum number of paragraphs the body should contain?
What is the minimum number of paragraphs the body should contain?
Three or more paragraphs
Which five senses should sensory details appeal to?
Which five senses should sensory details appeal to?
Sight, sound, touch, smell, taste
What should you avoid including in the conclusion?
What should you avoid including in the conclusion?
New information not mentioned earlier
What is the typical word limit for NSC narrative essays?
What is the typical word limit for NSC narrative essays?
250-300 words
Which example best shows 'show, don't tell'?
Which example best shows 'show, don't tell'?
Describing racing heart and sweaty palms