Narrative Introductions Practice

Master narrative introductions! Practice identifying hooks, setting, character, and conflict.

Yesterday you learned about the purpose of a narrative introduction. We also talked about 4 different types of hooks to use in narrative writing. Identify the parts of a narrative introduction: Readthe introduction below. Click on each dot to write what information is being hinted to in the introduction. Choose from the following list (use each one time) * setting * main character * conflict *first person main character conflict setting first person What type of hook was used in that introduction? Snapshot Onomatopoeia Action Dialogue Identify the parts of the following introduction: Readthe introduction below. Click on each dot to write what information is being hinted to in the introduction. Choose from the following list (use each one time) * setting * main character * conflict * third person setting main character conflict third person What type of hook was used in that introduction? Snapshot Onomatopoeia Action Dialogue Identify the parts of a narrative introduction. Read the introduction below. Click on each dot to write what information is being hinted to in the introduction. Choose from the following list (use each one time) setting main character conflict main character setting conflict What type of hook was used in that introduction? Snapshot Onomatopoeia Action Dialogue