Creative+Writing

__Creative Writing__

Part of the HSC requirements is that you use your knowledge of the english language and its conventions to compose a piece of creative writing. Key to this, is understanding the relevant text type to which you will be asked to write to. The HSC, does not discriminate against text types, throughout the years it has asked students to write poems, newspaper articles, diary entries and narratives. Essential to a piece of creative writing is the level of detail, structural content and the grammar and punctuation.

__The Text Types__
 * Narrative
 * Exposition
 * Explanation
 * Report
 * Reflection
 * Procedure
 * Response


 * Text Type || The Basic structure ||
 * Narrative || The narrative is probably the most easiest text type to use for creative writing. Essentially, a narrative is a story. It is a fictitious piece of text that can explore simultaneously an event and concept. It must have the following components:
 * 1) Orientation
 * 2) Complication(s). //You can have multiple complications this section.//
 * 3) Climax
 * 4) Resolution
 * 5) Conclusion ||
 * Exposition ||  ||
 * Explanation ||  ||
 * Report || A report is an informative text that aims to provider the reader with information about something. A report must have data or evidence to support it. News paper articles will have ||
 * Reflection ||  ||
 * Procedure ||  ||
 * Response || A response is exactly what is sounds like. It is a reply to a statement or a question. Generally, this is where you are able to write a letter to the editor or an essay. A response must have the following components: ||