Prompt choice 1 (Narrative Essay) Read the prompt below and write a well-developed narrative essay. Have you ever had to adapt to a sudden change? How did you do it? What helped you prepare? Write a narrative of your experience.**Be sure that your narrative has a clear beginning, middle, and end. Use your mature voice, specific details, sensory descriptions, and dialogue. Proofread your work before submitting

As this is a personal question that needs to be based on your experiences, we cannot provide the whole essay for you. However, we can use an example in order to show you how you can begin your work.

In this text, you are asked to write an essay based on an experience in which you needed to adapt to a sudden change. An example of this would be moving somewhere else. You then have to divide your experiences in a way that matches the structure of the narrative (beginning, middle and end). For example:

Beginning

I had spent the first 13 years of my life in California, and because of this, I had always taken it for granted; I had never imagined that I might have to leave. But when my dad was asked to relocate to Arizona, this became a reality. When I first heard the news, I was devastated. But soon, I realized I needed to come to terms with this change.

Middle

I had to tell all my friends, and say goodbye. This was very sad and painful. However, we promised we would stay in touch, and maybe even visit each other. I also had to clean out my locker and pack eveyrthing in my room. I tried to cope with this change by learning more about my new town and school, and by trying to imagine what Arizona was going to be like.

End

In the end, the move was reasonably successful. I still missed by friends a lot, but I was able to make some new ones. I also joined the soccer team in my school. My family was able to get a larger house with a garden, and we even adopted a dog! I am planning to visit my friends in California next summer, and until then, I am enjoying my new life in Arizona.

i remember a kid from africa moved to our school and she didn't speak no english. well she did but it was very limited but all the kids including me would ask her question like has she ever hunted a elephant or ever been hunted by a lion. to us she was so interesting even thought she was ordinary but by the fact she was from a different country we thought things were different. (honestly i asked her if she lived in a mud house on the savanna.) do i feel bad about approaching her yeah but do i feel bad about asking her question no because i would have never found out all the cool things about africa that aren't true