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Story Elements Test Review
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A quiz designed to help #seventh graders review the #elements of a story.
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the message learned or main idea
plot
theme
setting
characters
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Which part of the plot diagram does this video illustrate?
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
Climax
3
The reason for writing a piece of text...
vision
irony
purpose
inference
4
Which part of the plot is illustrated by this clip?
exposition
climax
resolution
rising action
5
Chronological order...
events in no logical order
events in order according to when they happen
events ordered from most important to least
order of events in the past
6
The teacher in this clip is using which point of view?
first person
fourth person
third person
second person
7
Intelligent guess made by using your schema and evidence from the text
mediation
meditation
estimation
inference
8
The good guy or hero
antagonist
Mother Goose
old woman
protagonist
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What is a writer's voice?
secondary plot
distinctive use of language
the main character
way a sentence is structured
10
Plot has...
situation, conflict, climax, resolution
situation, conflict, complications, climax, resolution
characters, setting, conflict, resolution
characters, setting, conflicts, climax, resolution
11
Flashback is..
used to give clues about what will happen later
used to deepen understanding of plot by giving extra info
used to create suspense
to keep events moving in sequence
12
What is the theme?
If you make bad grades, you shouldn't play football.
You shouldn't let strangers give you a ride.
Small boys can't play football.
It is better to give than to receive and don't give up hope.
13
Where and when the story takes place
characters
setting
plot
theme
14
What is the theme?
People are crazy.
Slow and steady wins the game.
Baseball is the one constant through all the years.
Don't build a baseball field in the middle of a corn field
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What is the theme?
Try to make friends with others, even if they are different.
Don't talk to people who are different from you.
Girls are not nice to boys.
Boys shouldn't sit by girls on the bus.
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The bad guy or evil force
antagonist
protagonist
anti-agonist
main character
17
Which part of the plot is illustrated through these movie clips?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
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Which type of external conflict?
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. world
man vs. man
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The writer's attitude toward the subject, the characters, audience....
mood
genre
tone
diction
20
internal conflict
happens inside of the character's mind
happens outside of the character
21
Which part of the plot is illustrated in this clip?
falling action
rising action
resolution
exposition
22
Which type of conflict?
man vs. self
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. world
23
Writers use irony to...
create uncertainty and shock readers
elaborate on details
share ideas about the human condition
move events forward in the plot
24
When you visualize, you are...
predicting what will happen next
building suspense
imagining the events of the story in your mind
summarizing the main idea
25
Which of the following helps a reader predict what will happen next
imagery
foreshadowing
cause and effect
irony
26
Generalizations
used to support the main idea
make broad statements based on details from the story
identify how a character feels
make predictions
27
The mood of the story is established through...
diction
imagery
all of the above
setting
28
the five main events in a story make up the...
plot
setting
conflict
characters
29
Which type of external conflict?
man vs. self
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. world
30
Narrator that is not in the story but knows what all characters are thinking
second person omniscient
first person limited
third person limited
third person omniscient
31
Which point of view?
first person
second person
third person
fourth person
32
A type of literary device that should not be taken literally
prose
connotation
denotation
idiom
33
external conflict
happens within the character
happens around the character, not inside
34
the problem in a story
conflict
plot
resolution
characters
35
The truth about human nature that is revealed...
figurative language
situational irony
dramatic irony
theme
36
The social, cultural, and political issues of a time and place
plot
historical context
culture
drawing conclusions
37
Persons, places, things that stand for themselves or something else
idioms
symbols
generalizations
irony
38
animals, people, creatures
plot
theme
characters
setting
39
Fiction and nonfiction are examples of...
first person
genres
nonsense
writer's purpose
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Which part of the plot is illustrated in these movie clips?
rising action
falling action
exposition
resolution
