What is the usual structure of a story?, Introduction, main events, ending, Arguments, examples, summary, Title, bibliography, conclusion, Questions, answers, recommendations, What should the writer do in the opening paragraph?, A. Explain the moral of the story, Introduce the characters and setting, Describe every event in detail, Reveal the ending immediately, Which expression is best for introducing an unexpected event?, As a result, In conclusion, For this reason, Suddenly, Which linking phrase shows that one event happened after another?, A few moments later, Although it was raining, On the other hand, In my opinion, What is the main purpose of a climax in a story?, To introduce the setting, To list the characters, To present the most exciting or important moment, To explain the writer's opinion, Which sentence uses direct speech correctly?, "Where are you going?" asked Mia., "Where are you going," asked Mia?, "Where are you going? asked Mia.", Where are you going?" asked Mia., Which phrase is most suitable for describing the atmosphere of a mysterious place?, It was a normal day at school., The place was very nice., Everything was fine and pleasant., An eerie silence filled the dark corridor., Why is it important to use paragraphs in a story?, To make the story longer, To organise events and make the text easier to follow, To avoid using linking words, To make every sentence the same length, Which sentence correctly describes an action in progress that was interrupted by a sudden event?, I walked through the narrow, deserted street when a mysterious figure was appearing behind me., I was hurrying through the narrow, deserted street when a mysterious figure suddenly emerged from the shadows., I had hurried through the narrow, deserted street when a mysterious figure was suddenly emerging from the shadows., I am hurrying through the narrow, deserted street when a mysterious figure suddenly emerged from the shadows., What should a writer include in the conclusion of a story?, A new main character and an unrelated event, A detailed description of the setting, A resolution to the main events or a final thought that leaves an impression on the reader, A list of arguments supporting the writer’s opinion, Which tenses are commonly used when writing a story?, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous, Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous, Future Simple, Future Continuous, Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous, Past Simple, Present Perfect, Future Simple and Present Continuous, What makes a good title for a story?, It should be as long and detailed as possible., It should reveal the entire plot and ending., It should be interesting, relevant to the story and encourage the reader's curiosity., It should always begin with the words “Once upon a time”., Which phrase is best for building suspense?, I knew exactly what would happen., Everything was ordinary and predictable., There was nothing else to say., To my horror, the door slowly began to open by itself., Which set of expressions would make a story more vivid and engaging?, In my opinion, to sum up, on the other hand, for example, It was a nice day, I was happy, everything was good, it was great, Without warning, to my astonishment, little did I know that, much to my relief, Firstly, secondly, thirdly, finally, What should you check before handing in your story?, Whether you have used as many advanced words as possible, regardless of their meaning., Whether you have included several unrelated events to make the story longer., Whether your story has a clear structure, consistent verb tenses, appropriate linking expressions, correct spelling and punctuation., Whether every sentence begins with the same linking word.

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