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Adventure Narrative Assessment

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Adventure Narrative Assessment

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🎯 Assessment Overview

This is your final adventure narrative assessment. You will complete TWO parts:

Part A: Written Adventure Narrative (500-700 words)
Part B: Movie Trailer (60-90 seconds)

Read all instructions carefully before beginning your work.

📝 Part A: Written Adventure Narrative

1. Write an adventure narrative of 500-700 words that includes ALL of the following elements:

Required Story Elements:

A hero (main character)

A villain (antagonist)

A fantasy or adventure setting

Clear beginning (orientation)

Complication (problem/conflict)

Climax (most exciting/tense moment)

Resolution (how the problem is solved)

2. Writing Requirements:

• Use vocabulary words from your adventure journal

• Develop your characters through their actions and dialogue

• Show, don't tell - let readers discover what characters are like through what they do and say

3. Planning Space - Use this area to brainstorm your story elements:

My Hero: ________________________________

My Villain: ________________________________

My Setting: ________________________________

The Problem: ________________________________

How it's Solved: ________________________________

🎬 Part B: Movie Trailer

4. Create a 60-90 second movie trailer to advertise your adventure story.

Technical Requirements:

• Duration: 60-90 seconds only

• Use one of these tools: iMovie, Canva, PowerPoint, or Book Creator

Content Requirements - Your trailer must include:

Images that match your story

Background music or sound effects

Persuasive language to make people want to read your story

Scenes in logical sequence

Text or narration that introduces your hero and villain

5. Planning Your Trailer - Complete this storyboard:

Opening Scene (0-20 seconds): What will you show first?

Middle Scene (20-50 seconds): How will you show the conflict/problem?

Ending Scene (50-90 seconds): How will you hook your audience without giving away the ending?

6. Target Audience:

Who is your trailer aimed at? ________________________________

What persuasive words will you use? ________________________________

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