General Questions to Think About : Language & Plot - Deepstash
General Questions to Think About : Language & Plot

General Questions to Think About : Language & Plot

Language

  • Was the piece easy to read and/or understandable?
  • How was the flow of the writing style overall?
  • Were the sentences too long or short?
  • Were words used correctly?
  • Were some words, punctuation, and/or syntax patterns overused?
  • Were there any grammar mistakes/mistake patterns?
  • How was the description (too long, non-existent, repetitive)?
  • Were tenses consistent?

Plot

  • Was there a plot?
  • Any plot holes?
  • Were the sequence of events natural?
  • Was there anything that confused you in regards to plot. How were they confusing?
  • Did the story drag or move too fast?
  • Did the story interest and/or hook you?

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