Narrative Story Ending—Let's Practice

Narrative Story Ending—Let's Practice exercise

• How could the story end here, giving the reader a sense of closure?

  Hints

  The discovery is associated with the purpose of the map's clues.

  Just like an archaeologist excavates ancient artifacts from the ground, Lily unearthed something valuable buried in her backyard, similar to finding treasure after a long search.

  Solution

  Lily unearthed a rusty chest filled with gold coins and jewels.

  This ending gives the reader a sense of closure and makes sure they feel like the story has ended nicely.

  It's like tying up all the loose ends so you're not left wondering what happened next. It's like when you finish a puzzle, and all the pieces fit together perfectly, and you feel satisfied with how it all turned out.

• How could the story end here, giving the reader a sense of closure?

  Hints

  The outcome involves a positive social interaction.

  The outcome helps alleviate Ethan's nervousness about his new school.

  Solution

  Ethan became friends with the person who helped him and felt less anxious about his new school.

• How could the story end here, giving the reader a sense of closure?

  Hints

  The outcome reflects Maya's dedication and effort in preparing for the competition.

  The outcome brings a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction to Maya.

  Solution

  Maya's cookies won first place, and she celebrated with her friends and family.

• How could the story end here, giving the reader a sense of closure?

  Hints

  Think about how the events in the story are unfolding in a sequence.

  Consider what would logically follow the discovery of strange noises in the basement to provide closure to the storyline.

  The outcome adds a twist to the spooky atmosphere of the abandoned house.

  Solution

  The correct order is:

  • Jason and his friends decided to explore a spooky abandoned house.

  • They went into the house.

  • They heard strange noises coming from the basement.

  • They discovered a friendly ghost playing the piano in the basement.

• How could the story end?

  Hints

  Think about what would make Sarah happy and proud of her performance.

  Consider what typically happens when someone performs well in front of an audience.

  Solution

  Sarah's dance made everyone clap and cheer.

  The ending where Sarah goes on stage and starts dancing leaves the reader with a sense of closure because it completes the story in a satisfying way.

  Throughout the passage, we learn that Sarah practiced hard for the talent show and felt nervous but excited. The reader is eager to find out what happens when it's finally Sarah's turn to perform. By ending the story with Sarah going on stage and starting to dance, it shows that all her hard work paid off.

• How could the story end here, giving the reader a sense of closure?

  Hints

  Think about what typically happens when someone helps an injured animal.

  Consider what would bring closure to the story while ensuring the bird's well-being.

  Solution

  To end the story with a closure:

  • The bird recovered and flew away.

  • A vet helped it get better.

  To end the story without a closure:

  • The bird's condition worsened.

  • The bird turned out to be a magician.