English, 28.09.2021 01:20 aminamuhammad11
Narrative Directions and Rubric
Prompt-Use what you have learned in this unit to create a real or
imagined narrative (story) that shows how belonging or not
belonging in a group affects a person at an important life moment.
Your narrative must include:
Well-developed characters
Plot-exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (you
will be required to submit a plot diagram)
Distinct conflict and resolution
Clear setting
Dialogue-with proper punctuation
Consistent Point of View
Theme that matches the prompt
At least five examples of figurative language (simile, metaphor,
alliteration, allusion, hyperbole, irony, idiom, sarcasm, pun, or
oxymoron) Please, highlight and label them.
At least five of the Fiction Signposts
Anyone that can write a story with all of the things above will get 100 points and most brainlest answer
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