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Seventh Grade: Inferences, Suffixes and Prefixes and Plot
Seventh Grade: Inferences, Suffixes and Prefixes and Plot
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Narrative literary terms
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What does the diagram below represent?
a plan for an essay
characterization
plot structure (plot line)
theme
2
Which two prefixes have similar meanings?
re, dis
un, dis
pre, re
3
Which of the following is NOT a part of plot structure (plot line)?
climax
point of view
exposition
falling action
4
Which comes at the beginning of the root word?
suffix
prefix
5
What is the most exciting part of a story called? Hint: one at the top of the roller coaster.
rising action
exposition
falling action
climax
6
What literary term is used to describe the time and place in which a story occurs?
setting
point of view
conflict
plot
7
Why must you have supporting details to prove your inference is correct?
They show details from the text as proof.
Supporting details show you made up an answer.
Supporting details are not important.
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This is a picture of...
theme
plot
characters
setting
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The plot of a story refers to...
the events; how the story unfolds
the perspective from which it is told
the characters in a narrative
the central idea that it's all about
10
What literary term is depicted below?
resolution
conflict
setting
plot
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What happens in the resolution of a story?
the protagonist meets the antagonist
the tension reaches its highest point
the main conflict is resolved
the characters are introduced
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What literary elements are typically introduced in the exposition of a story?
setting
conflict
characters
all of these
