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Story Writing The Technique of Story Writing To develop a plot into a proper story is a matter of practical skill. You have to arrange the events in accordance with a set plan. The structure of a story should, however be based on the following points: 1.    Beginning Your story should have as interesting beginning. Something that has happened or may happen anywhere to any person in the past may start the action.   2-Climax When the events move, they touch a point, called the climax. Thus the height of an action in a story comes when it arouses our interest to know, ‘what next?’   3-End As the action of the story cannot be kept at its highest point for long, it must come down by and by to produce a particular result, the end of the story, which may be happy or sad, arousing our emotions of joy or grief.   In general, the method, which is followed in writing a story, should always aim at laying proper stress on all these points:   A story should be ‘an orderly whole, with a proper beginning, middle and end. The climax of the story should be put as far back as possible. If you bring it in the middle, it will spoil the reader’s interest in the incidents that follow.   At the intermediate the questions on story writing are usually are usually intended to test the student’s ability to write a story:- a.     From a given outline b.     Out of an unfinished tale c.     On a given maxim or proverb   Practical Hints on Story Writing The following points should be born in mind by every student who attempts to write a story:-   i.              One should have a clear idea of the plot of the story before one begins writing a story on it. ii.             If an outline is given, follow it closely, and narrate each event in its proper order. iii.            Connect all the important points without missing anything. Use your imagination to supply the details. iv.            Introduce a dialogue where necessary, but do not make it a practice. v.             Try to make the conclusions as natural as possible. vi.            Give a heading to your story. For this purpose one may choose the main character or incident, for example, A Faithful Dog, The Farmer and His Sons etc. that suits the story. vii.           If needed, also give a moral to your story. But where the heading is a proverb, no moral is required. viii.          The important word in the heading must begin with capital letters. ix.            Use simple English and divide your story in suitable paragraphs. x.             Try to make your story a complete whole.

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List of Important Stories 1. Story about ‘The Two Friends’ Read 2. Story about ‘An Angel and the Wood Cutter’  Read 3. Story about ‘The Fox and the Goat’ Read 4. Story about ‘The Three Greedy Men’  Read 5. Story about ‘The Lion and the Mouse’   Read 6. Story about ‘The Bee and The Dove’  Read 7. Story about ‘The Dog and His Shadow’  Read 8. Story about ‘A snake and a Former’  Read 9. Story about ‘The Foolish Stag’   Read 10. Story about ‘A Little Fish’  Read 11. Story about ‘The Fox and the Stork’ Read 12. Story about ‘The Hen that Laid Golden Eggs’  Read 13. Story about ‘The Camel and the Jackal’ Read 14. Story about ‘The Hare and Tortoise’ Read 15. Story about ‘The Fox and the Grapes’  Read 16. Story about ‘Unity is Strength’  Read 17. Story about ‘The King and The Spider’  Read 18. Story about ‘The Wolf and the Lamb’  Read 19. Story about ‘Thirsty Crow’   Read 20. Story about ‘All that Glitter is not Gold’…See No. 7 and 9

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Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Peshawar- Previous Examinations        Papers Class 9th

English Notes for Class 9th

Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Peshawar- Previous Examinations        Papers Class 10th

English Notes for Class 10th

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