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When writing a narrative, there are many ways to end the story. There are surprise endings and warm and fuzzy endings. Some endings let the reader and main character learn a lesson or reflect on the story. Sometimes, an author will write a vivid image at the end of a story. In this quiz, the students will identify the different types of endings.
Story 1 - Bobby
After school, Bobby quickly runs home to play his favorite video games. He knows that he has a big math test tomorrow. He thinks for a minute before he picks up the controls of his video game. Studying for the math test is more important than the video games, but he really doesn’t want to do that. Bobby reassures himself that studying at the last minute is the best thing to do. Then he will have the information fresh in his mind. Bobby picks up the controls and plays his video games for hours. By the time he looks up at the clock, it is time for bed. Bobby shrugs. He will study in the morning.
After school, Bobby quickly runs home to play his favorite video games. He knows that he has a big math test tomorrow. He thinks for a minute before he picks up the controls of his video game. Studying for the math test is more important than the video games, but he really doesn’t want to do that. Bobby reassures himself that studying at the last minute is the best thing to do. Then he will have the information fresh in his mind. Bobby picks up the controls and plays his video games for hours. By the time he looks up at the clock, it is time for bed. Bobby shrugs. He will study in the morning.
1 .
What is a lesson ending?
A vivid description of a scene or event is explained.
Everything ends well and everyone is happy.
An unexpected event takes place.
A character learns a message.
At the end of a story, a character may learn a lesson.
2 .
What is a surprise ending?
A vivid description of a scene or event is explained.
Everything ends well and everyone is happy.
A character learns a message.
An unexpected event takes place.
A surprise ending has an unexpected event taking place.
3 .
Read Story 1 - Bobby. This story is missing an ending. Read this ending.
Bobby sat down in his seat in math class. On the board, Bobby saw the best words he could imagine. “Test cancelled for today.”
What type of ending is this?
Bobby sat down in his seat in math class. On the board, Bobby saw the best words he could imagine. “Test cancelled for today.”
What type of ending is this?
Reflection ending.
Surprise ending.
Lesson ending.
Image ending.
This is a surprise ending because cancelling the test was not expected.
4 .
Read Story 1 - Bobby. This story is missing an ending. Read this ending.
Bobby took his seat in math class and began working on the test. He realized that he should have studied because he didn’t know how to work any of these problems. Next time, he would study instead of play video games.
What type of ending is this?
Bobby took his seat in math class and began working on the test. He realized that he should have studied because he didn’t know how to work any of these problems. Next time, he would study instead of play video games.
What type of ending is this?
Warm and fuzzy ending.
Surprise ending.
Lesson ending.
Image ending.
In this ending, Bobby learns a lesson about studying instead of playing video games.
5 .
What is an image ending?
A vivid description of a scene or event is explained.
A character reveals his or her own thoughts.
An unexpected event takes place.
A character learns a message.
In an image ending, the author writes a very detailed scene or event that the reader can visualize.
6 .
What is a warm and fuzzy ending?
A vivid description of a scene or event is explained.
Everything ends well and everyone is happy.
A character reveals his or her own thoughts.
A character learns a message.
A warm and fuzzy ending makes the reader feel happy about how the story ended.
7 .
Read Story 1 - Bobby. This story is missing an ending. Read this ending.
Bobby gets up early and studies for his math test. He works problem after problem. At school, Bobby takes the test and makes a 100% on the test.
What type of ending is this?
Bobby gets up early and studies for his math test. He works problem after problem. At school, Bobby takes the test and makes a 100% on the test.
What type of ending is this?
Reflection ending.
Image ending.
Warm and fuzzy ending.
Lesson ending.
Since everything worked out for Bobby, this is a warm and fuzzy ending.
8 .
Read Story 1 - Bobby. This story is missing an ending. Read this ending.
Bobby takes the math test and thinks about his actions. Studying is far more important than playing video games.
What type of ending is this?
Bobby takes the math test and thinks about his actions. Studying is far more important than playing video games.
What type of ending is this?
Image ending.
Reflection ending.
Surprise ending.
Warm and fuzzy ending.
This is an example of a reflection ending because Bobby thinks about his actions.
9 .
What is a reflection ending?
A character reveals his or her own thoughts.
An unexpected event takes place.
A vivid description of a scene or event is explained.
Everything ends well and everyone is happy.
During a reflection ending, a character will reflect on the events of the story.
10 .
Read Story 1 - Bobby. This story is missing an ending. Read this ending.
Bobby studies the word problem about the green grass covering the perfect square yard. If he could mow this grass, how long would it take him? Bobby presses his fingers against his forehead and heaves a breath. His pencil begins furiously scribbling on the test paper.
What type of ending is this?
Bobby studies the word problem about the green grass covering the perfect square yard. If he could mow this grass, how long would it take him? Bobby presses his fingers against his forehead and heaves a breath. His pencil begins furiously scribbling on the test paper.
What type of ending is this?
Image ending.
Lesson ending.
Surprise ending.
Warm and fuzzy ending.
This ending gives a detailed description of Bobby's math problem and what Bobby does.
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