Question

question 5 answer you open with a vivid anecdote can draw the reader in emotionally. posing a thought. starting with a surprising stat can intrigue the reader question 6 use your narrative writing outline to write your introduction paragraph to your narrative. submit the link to your intro online or write your paragraph below. grading rubric: 1 point: the introduction paragraph is at least 4 - 5 sentences 2 points: the introduction paragraph uses a strategy to engage the reader (describe the setting, ask a question, describe a universal experience) 1 point: the introduction makes sense

Explanation:

The question asks for an introduction paragraph to a narrative following a given rubric. To earn points, it should be 4 - 5 sentences long, use a reader - engaging strategy like describing the setting, asking a question or a universal experience, and make sense.

Answer:

(No specific answer provided as the narrative writing outline is not given. But a sample introduction could be: "Have you ever stood at the edge of a vast forest, the smell of pine in the air and the sound of leaves rustling underfoot? It was a crisp autumn day when I found myself in such a place. The trees seemed to whisper secrets as I took my first steps into the unknown. Little did I know that this simple adventure would change my life forever.")