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Writing sentences and sequencing short narratives: Practice Questions

3 multiple-choice questions marked as you go, and 3 written questions with worked solutions. All on Writing sentences and sequencing short narratives.

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Question 1
1 mark

Which sentence uses the correct order of adjectives?

Question 2
1 mark

Which word best joins these two sentences together?

I wanted to play outside. It was raining very hard.

Question 3
1 mark

Which sentence is the best ending for a short story about a fun day at the beach?

Question 4
5 marks

Look at the sequence of three pictures. Picture A shows a girl holding an empty pot. Picture B shows her putting a seed in the soil. Picture C shows her watering the pot.
Write two sentences to describe what the girl is doing to grow a plant.

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Question 5
5 marks

Imagine you are having a birthday party. Write a short invitation to your best friend using about 20-30 words. Your writing must include the following details:
a) A proper greeting and a closing.
b) The date and time of the party.
c) One activity you will do at the party (e.g., playing games, eating cake).
d) Use at least two adjectives to describe how excited you feel.

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Question 6
7 marks

Read the following prompts and write a short story of about 40-50 words.

Story Prompts:
1. It was a rainy day.
2. Tim found an old umbrella in the closet.
3. He went outside to jump in puddles.
4. Suddenly, a strong wind blew the umbrella away.

In your story, you must:
a) Use time connectives like First, Next, and Finally to organize the events.
b) Describe the umbrella using at least two adjectives.
c) Explain how Tim felt when the wind took his umbrella.
d) Ensure your sentences are grammatically correct and follow the sequence of prompts.

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