Question

Comparing Writing Styles

Determine whether each detail is a characteristic of narrative or expository writing. Sort each characteristic into the
column where it best fits.
tells a story
Narrative
Expository
sticks to the facts
tells information
uses vivid language
uses formal language
shows events​

Answer 1

Answer: Answer:

Narrative writing: tells a story, shows events, uses vivid language.

Expository writing: tells information, sticks to the facts, uses formal language

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

*Narrative writing: narrative, tells a story, shows events, uses vivid language.

*Expository writing: expository, tells information, sticks to the facts, uses formal language

Step-by-step explanation:

A narrative writing is a form of writing that is employed in narrating a story in a structured manner as well as engaging and stimulating the senses of the audience through the use of vivid language and also describing events.

Narrative writings could involve fictional orbtrue life stories.

An example of a narrative essay could be, "The day I would never forget in my life", or "The dog that stole the show".

On the other hand, an expository writing focuses on just basically enlightening and educating the audience with information based on facts mainly. It involves the use of formal language, as it is commonly used in formal articles, newspaper cover stories, research writing, etc.