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It uses descriptive language to tell the beginning, middle, and end of an event. It hasan introduction that engages the reader’s interest, details about the main event or action in the story, and a conclusion that describes the outcome.  \nNarrative Essay Organization   \nINTRODUCTION  \nHook The hook gets the reader’s attention with an interesting or surprising fact.  \n| Background The background tells the history or what happened before the action. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Thesis | The thesis sentence prepares the reader for the main action of the story, but it doesn’t tell the whole story (just a “hint” about the main action) . |\n| BODY PARAGRAPHS\u003Cbr>The body paragraphs tell the main story. They use a lot of details to bring the story to life. |  |\n| Situation | The situation paragraph describes the when, where, what happens in the story, and why the main event is happening, step by step. It often uses time order. |\n| Rising Action | The rising action is the main events leading to the climax. It also uses time order and many details. |\n\nClimax The climax is the main action, the surprise, or the height of the action.  \nCONCLUSION  \nThe conclusion paragraph tells (1) what happened after the main event,(2) about a lesson the writer learned, and (3) how the writer’s life is changed now.  \n ACTIVITY 1  Identifying Parts of a Narrative Essay  \nMatch the parts of a narrative essay to the examples on the right.  \n1. Hook  \n2. Background  \n3. Thesis Sentence  \n4. Situation  \n5. Rising Action  \n6. Climax  \n7. Conclusion  \na. I learned that many things in Japan look the same as in the U. K., but they are truly Japanese, and we should appreciate them. Now, travelling is more enjoyable.  \nb. Getting off the airplane, and walking the streets of Tokyo, Japan was very exciting, but it also felt like home.  \nc. Japan is known as “Land of the Rising Sun .”  \nd. When I was young, I always thought Japan was an exotic country with interesting customs. I always wanted to go to Japan.  \ne. I didn’t know that I was going to learn an important lesson because of a simple pastry.  \nf. I was hungry and I wanted something to eat. I found a bakery, and I saw a strawberry jam pastry.  \ng. I finally bit into the pastry and was shocked to find it was not strawberry.  \nNarrative Essay Organization: My First Japanese Pastry  \n\n| Paragraph |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | INTRO | Hook | • Japan is known as “Land of the Rising Sun.” |\n|  |  | Background | • I always thought Japan was an exotic country with interesting customs. I always wanted to go to Japan. |\n|  |  | Thesis | • Eating a pastry taught me an important lesson. |\n| 2 | BODY | Situation | • Getting off the airplane, and walking the streets of Tokyo, Japan was very exciting, but it also felt the same as home. |\n| 3 |  | Rising Action | • I was hungry and I wanted something cheap and delicious\u003Cbr>• I found a bakery.\u003Cbr>• I saw a strawberry jam pastry like back home. |\n|  |  | Climax | • I bit into the pastry and was surprised to find it was not strawberry jam. |\n| 4 | CONCLUSION |  | • I began to like sweet bean paste.\u003Cbr>• I learned that many things in Japan look the same as in the U.K., but they are truly Japanese, and we should appreciate them.\u003Cbr>• Now, travelling is more enjoyable. |\n\nMatthew Barbee, 2016 2  \n ACTIVITY 2  Reading a Student Essay  \nRead the essay. Respond to the essay by answering the following questions.  \nMy First Foreign Friend  \nMy first foreign friend broke my heart. However, before I could have a foreign friend, I needed to travel aboard first. I have always wanted to go abroad and make friends around the world. Last winter, I was able to study abroad for four weeks in Toronto. While I was studying in Toronto, I met a Canadian girl named Jem. She told me that she wanted to make Japanese friends, so I was happy to talk to her. I was also happy to talk to her because she is so beautiful. 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