ASAP 1. Seed ideas for stories may be found in news items.
A. True
B. False

2.The kind of language used in a story should match the kind of story that is being told.
A: True
B: False

3.Using imagination in writing is a form of lying.
A: True
A: False

4.story should be told in good, clear language.
A. True
B: False

5.The characters in a story should all talk in plain, adult language so the story will be easy to read.

A: True
B: False

6. A problem to be solved can make a good idea for a story.
A: True
B: False

7.legend is based partly on truth, partly on imagination.
A: True
B: False

8.Good story language paints word pictures in the mind of the reader.
A: True
B: False

9.You should never write about your own life experiences.
A: True
B: False

10.Stories do not need planning because they always "just grow."
A: True
B: False

12.Almost anything you read, hear, see, or experience can provide a(n) ___ for a story.
A. Idea
B. Length

13. You can get ideas for descriptions of characters and their clothing by having a collection of available.
A:Stories
B. Dolls
C. Magazines

14. The three elements to decide on when developing a plot are all of the following except .

A: action
B: setting
C: characters
D: title

15. In a story, the words the characters speak are called
A: dialouge
B: suspense
C: conflict

16.The first writing of a story, which will be corrected before copying it, is called the first
A: draft
B: person
C: idea

17. In a story, small children should talk like .

A: teenagers
B: small children
C: little adults

18.Verbs should agree in number with their .

A: predicates
B: objects
C: subjects

19.In storytelling, the verbs should be in the tense.
A: future
B: present
C: past

20. Good adjectives are precise and .
A: difficult
B: declarative
C: descriptive