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You're writing a book chapter heading (like a chapter title or introduction) in te reo Māori. You need to plan the main ideas, plot, characters, and structure carefully, then write a heading that either reveals or hints at the book's main message. Your heading must be interesting enough to make readers want to read that chapter.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Plan the main themes, plot structure, key characters, and overall purpose of your book before writing
- ·Write a chapter heading in te reo Māori that either clearly shows or cleverly hints at the main message
- ·Choose whether your heading reveals the story direction directly or takes a more unconventional, clever approach
- ·Ensure your heading structure and language suit both the book's main theme and the readers you're writing for
You plan the main themes and character focus, write a clear heading in te reo Māori that matches the chapter content, and your heading is straightforward and appropriate for your book.
You carefully plan how all parts of the book connect together, write a heading that smartly hints at the main character and themes, and you show awareness of your reader's interest through thoughtful language choices.