"Storyworthy" Quiz
"Storyworthy" by Matthew Dicks is a guide to crafting compelling personal stories by focusing on everyday moments and honing storytelling techniques.
performing arts | Published in 2018
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Test your knowledge about the book "Storyworthy". We have come up with 10 quiz questions for the book. Hit play and start testing your knowledge. Each correctly answered question gives one point.
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Essay questions
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- How does Matthew Dicks define 'storyworthy' moments in the book, and what criteria does he use to identify them?
- Discuss the importance of 'Homework for Life' as introduced in 'Storyworthy' and how it contributes to effective storytelling.
- Analyze how Matthew Dicks uses personal anecdotes in 'Storyworthy' to illustrate key storytelling concepts.
- Examine the role of vulnerability in storytelling as emphasized by Matthew Dicks in 'Storyworthy'. Why is it crucial for a compelling narrative?
- How does 'Storyworthy' address the balance between truth and embellishment in storytelling? Provide examples from the book.
- Matthew Dicks discusses the concept of 'abnormality' in storytelling. What does he mean by this, and how can it be utilized to craft engaging stories?
- In 'Storyworthy,' what techniques does Matthew Dicks suggest for maintaining audience engagement throughout a story?
- Discuss the psychological and emotional impacts of storytelling as explored in 'Storyworthy'. How does storytelling affect both the storyteller and the audience?
- Evaluate the significance of structure in storytelling as described in 'Storyworthy'. How does structure contribute to the effectiveness of a narrative?
- How does Matthew Dicks address the challenge of finding one's own storytelling voice in 'Storyworthy'? What strategies does he offer?
- Consider the role of humor in storytelling as outlined in 'Storyworthy'. How does Matthew Dicks suggest incorporating humor without detracting from the narrative's core message?
- What are some common pitfalls in storytelling that Matthew Dicks highlights in 'Storyworthy', and how can they be avoided?
- How does 'Storyworthy' guide readers in identifying the universal themes in personal stories, and why are these themes important?
- Analyze how 'Storyworthy' positions storytelling as a tool for personal growth and self-discovery. What evidence does Dicks provide to support this view?
- Reflect on the influence of other storytellers on Matthew Dicks' approach to storytelling as described in 'Storyworthy'. How does he incorporate their techniques and insights?