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Simple Story Sentences
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Simple Story Sentences
Choose the best answer in Part 1. In Part 2, write complete sentences with a capital letter and a full stop. Your ideas can be original; check that each sentence matches the story element named.
Choose the best answer
1.Which sentence tells where a story takes place?
- Levi found a silver button.
- The lighthouse stood on a rocky island off the coast.
- A wave swept the boat away.
- Tom repaired the broken sail.
2.Which sentence introduces a character?
- A narrow path wound through the bush.
- A sudden gust blew out the candle.
- Aria, a curious young inventor, carried a notebook everywhere.
- The friends found their way back before sunset.
3.Which sentence presents a problem for the characters?
- The team packed sandwiches for the trip.
- The bridge was washed out, leaving the hikers stranded.
- They followed a track beside the stream.
- Everyone reached the hut and made a warm drink.
4.Which sentence is correctly written with a capital letter and a full stop?
- the rabbit tucked the note beneath a stone.
- The rabbit tucked the note beneath a stone
- The rabbit tucked the note beneath a stone.
- The Rabbit tucked the note beneath a stone
5.Which sentence shows an action taken by a character?
- The cave was dark and damp.
- Tui sprinted across the field to catch the runaway calf.
- The field stretched towards the hills.
- The calf was lost.
6.Which sentence shows a resolution to a story problem?
- The key slipped through a crack in the floor.
- The cousins searched the empty house.
- They used a magnet to lift the key and unlock the door.
- The house had a red roof.
Create story sentences
Write one clear sentence for each prompt. Use the starter if it helps. Add your own details and remember capitals and full stops.
7.Character: Introduce a character for a story. You could start, “A ...”.
8.Setting: Describe a place where your story happens. You could start, “The story begins ...”.
9.Problem: Write a sentence that tells what goes wrong for a character. You could start, “Suddenly, ...”.
10.Action: Write a sentence showing what a character does to deal with a problem.
11.Resolution: Write a sentence showing how a story problem is solved.
12.Combine two story elements in one complete sentence, such as a character and an action or a setting and a problem.
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