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Story Elements and Plot Structure
Story Elements and Plot Structure
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A short #quiz quiz reviewing basic #ELA concepts, designed for #ELLs
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What do we call the events that
lead to
the resolution, or end of the story?
Introduction
Falling action
Ending
Rising action
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What do we call all of the events in a story?
Resolution
Story
Setting
Plot
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What questions does the setting answer?
Who and how?
Who and why?
When and where?
Where and how?
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The ending of the conflict and the story is the:
Trait
Last page
Setting
Resolution
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The people or animals in a story are the:
Conflicts
Settings
Elements
Characters
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During the rising action, the story gets more:
Scary
Difficult
Boring
Complicated
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What do we
not
learn in the exposition?
The characters
The setting
The conflict
The solution to the conflict
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What is the most important part of the story (sometimes called the turning point)?
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Falling Action
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What is characterization?
Using evidence from a story to describe a character
Inventing new characters
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A character trait describes:
What a character is like
Where a character lives
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The problem in a story is also called the:
Exposition
Trait
Plot
Conflict
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In English class, an "element" is:
A basic part of a story.
Part of a chemical compound, like oxygen.
