The goal for narrative writing is to tell a ____________ of an experience, event, or

sequence of events while holding the reader's ____________ . As such, when writing
a narrative, all of the important events and details must be ____________,
and____________. This allows the reader of the written narrative to understand
fully what the story is about.

A narrative can be written in the first or third person depending on the nature of
the story. It is usually written in the form of the ____________. In order to make the
narrative more ____________, it is necessary to introduce various ____________
into the story. In addition, the appropriate use of ____________ will help the reader
to understand each ____________ in the story better.

Lastly, in a fully developed narrative story, it is necessary to have appropriate

____________ so as to ensure that there is a logical flow in the sequence of events.
These events involve a ____________ idea, which is introduced in the ____________,
more detailed and eventful in the ____________, and wraps up in the ____________.

Narrative
flow

S______________ of E_____________