Narrative Writing
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The narrative option in Section C is the one candidates choose for the wrong reason and lose marks for in the same way every year. They choose it because a story sounds easier than an argument, and then they try to fit a kidnapping, a car chase and a hospital scene into fifty minutes. What the examiner wanted was one afternoon, two people, and something that changes.
This note is about scale, shape and endings. You will learn how much story actually fits in an hour, the five beats that give a short narrative a spine, why showing beats telling in a way you can measure rather than merely repeat, how to use dialogue so that it reveals instead of filling space, and how to finish without the three endings that sink otherwise good stories.
Ebumnobi
- Develop narrative writing skills to tell stories effectively
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- Which assessment objectives are assessed on the Section C narrative task? A) AO1 and AO2 B) AO4 and AO5 C) AO2 and AO4 D) AO1, AO4 and AO5 Answer: B
- What is the most common structural fault in examination narratives? A) Too little description B) Too much plot for the length available C) Too much dialogue punctuation D) Using the past tense Answer: B
- Which of these is the after-image ending? A) 'She realised that family was the most important thing.' B) 'Then he woke up and it had all been a dream.' C) 'At the lights he turned the radio off, which he had never done in her life.' D) 'From that day on, everything was different.' Answer: C
- In a short exam narrative, when should the disturbance arrive? A) On the first page B) Exactly halfway C) In the final paragraph D) It is optional Answer: A
- What is the surest sign that a line of dialogue is weak? A) It uses the word 'said' B) It is short C) It needs an adverb on the speech tag to carry its meaning D) It is spoken by a minor character Answer: C
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