📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. What is the main purpose of a personal identity narrative?

To list facts about yourself

To tell a story that shows who you are

To give instructions to others

To describe measurements (metres, kilograms)

2. Which sentence best shows sequencing (time order)?

First, I learned a song from my family.

I feel happy when I eat ice cream.

My favourite colour is blue.

3. Check all that should be included in a strong identity narrative:

A clear beginning that introduces you

Specific sensory details (sight, sound, smell)

A list of shopping prices

A reflective ending that shows learning

4. Which word best relates to the idea of culture?

Traditions

Kilometres

Degrees Celsius

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers

5. Brainstorm: List three things that help make up your identity (family, language, beliefs, hobbies, etc.).

6. Beginning: Write one sentence that introduces you and something important about your identity.

7. Middle: Describe one experience (2–3 lines) that taught you something about who you are.

8. Ending: Write a short reflective sentence that shows what you learned or how you changed.

9. Language features: Write two sequencing words or phrases you will use in your story (e.g., First, Next, Then, Finally).

10. In 1–2 sentences, what would you like others to learn about you from your narrative?

11. Story map: Draw a simple beginning–middle–end plan for your narrative. Label each part with one short phrase.