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an encyclopedia entry about Abraham Lincoln

A
a personal narrative
B
not a personal narrative
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a speech about improving human rights around the world

A
a personal narrative
B
not a personal narrative
5

an essay about the author's difficulties in moving to a new town

A
a personal narrative
B
not a personal narrative
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Which of these opening lines is the strongest for a personal narrative?

A
My name is Melissa. I’m twelve years old. I’m from New York. I went to summer camp. I liked it.
B
This is my story about summer camp. There are many kinds of camps. Camps with pools are a lot of fun.
C
“Ew! What is that in your hair, Melissa!?” Those were the words I heard on my first day at camp. It was not a good start to the next two weeks.
D
One summer, I went to camp. There were a lot of other kids there, too. Camp is fun. I want to go back to camp next summer.
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How can you tell that this passage is from the end of the personal narrative?

A
It sets up the problem and introduces the author.
B
It gives details and explains the conflict the author faced.
C
It shares what the author learned from the experience.
D
It tells about the process of milking a cow at camp.
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The events are told out of order. What effect does this have on the story?

A
It makes it shocking.
B
It makes it scary.
C
It makes it sad.
D
It makes it boring.

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