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Story Elements, Plot & Theme Review 2
Story Elements, Plot & Theme Review 2
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This is a 7th grade story elements, plot and theme quiz.
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What is theme ?
The events that happen in the story.
The 5 elements of the story.
The message, moral or lesson of a story.
What the story is about.
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The character who is the enemy or tries to stop the main character.
main character
protagonist
complication
antagonist
3
The time or place that a story takes place.
Climax
Theme
setting
plot
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The order of events in a story.
Plot
Theme
Setting
Elements
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How many Plot Elements steps are there?
Four
Three
Five
Eight
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The end of the story.
Plot
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
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The most exciting part or big OMG! of the story.
Theme
Exposition
Climax
Complication
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Which of these are all plot elements?
exposition, rising action, climax and setting
climax, rising action, falling action, exposition
rising action, falling action, exposition and setting
climax, rising action, falling action, protagonist
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John picked on Matt during PE class, library and lunch. Joey stood up for Matt. John is the?
Plot
Antagonist
Protagonist
Climax
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The part of the story that introduces the characters and setting.
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
Exposition
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After the climax the part that comes before the end of the story.
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Resolution
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Mom was on her way to pick her up from basketball practice and had a flat tire. Story element?
Setting
Protagonist
Complication
Climax
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The part of the story where complications arise or begin.
Falling Action
Climax
Rising Action
Resolution
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The main character who must overcome a challenge or complication is ?
Character
Plot
Antagonist
Protagonist
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How do we determine the Theme of a story?
By asking ourselves, what did the character(s) learn
By asking the teacher.
By looking at the other events in the story.
By reading the story over and over again
