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Plot Elements and Plot Vocabulary Practice
Plot Elements and Plot Vocabulary Practice
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Plot review for fifth grade language arts
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1
The main, or major, conflict, will affect the climax and the resolution.
True
False
2
When there is conversation going on between two or more characters it is called ________________.
Resolution
Character Traits
Characters talking
Dialogue
3
Words that describe the personality of a character?
Antagonist
Character
Protagonist
Character traits
4
The climax of the story occurs after the rising action events.
True
False
5
What label matches number 3?
Climax
Plot
Resolution
Conflict
6
The climax is found closer to the ________ of the story.
Beginning
End
7
What label matches number 5?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Resolution
Climax
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Rising action events...
Develop conflict and setting
Develop setting and character
Develop plot and conflict
Develop conflict and character
9
What label matches number 1?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
Plot
10
What label matches number 4?
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
Conflict
11
What label matches number 2?
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
Climax
12
Which is the correct contrast of antagonist and protagonist?
Antagonist are fake. Protagonist are real
Answer not listed.
They both are characters in story that does bad things.
Protagonist is the leading character and the antagonist is the "bad guy".
13
Characters and character traits mean the same thing?
True
False
14
Exposition includes all of the following EXCEPT
Setting
Conflict
Characters
Plot
15
Which of the terms reflects events that occur after the climax and before the resolution?
conflict
falling action
exposition
rising action
16
Plot is the out-of-order sequence of related events that take place in a story.
False
True
17
This is the events that make up a story.
Falling Action
Plot
Exposition
Rising action
