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Do you know...story elements?
Do you know...story elements?
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Short quiz to assess students' prior knowledge of story elements and more...
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1
Everything in a story changes at which point?
climax
falling action
resolution
conflict
2
What is the genre name for a fictional story based on past events in the world?
historical ficiton
realistic fiction
poetry
fantasy
3
What term means category or kind of story?
genre
literature
nonficition
fiction
4
The most exciting point in the story is called
rising action
setting
climax
resolution
5
Figures of speech an author uses to clarify meaning of his/her writing
metaphor
simile
figurative language
alliteration
6
What is the genre that uses characters, settings, and plots that aren't real but could be?
nonfiction
fantasy
realistic fiction
fable
7
Events which build a story are called
problem
rising action
climax
introduction
8
The angle from which a story is told is
character view
perspective
camera view
point of view
9
The general "feel" or "tone" of a story is its
theme
mood
plot
setting
10
What is the genre containing facts that can be proven or disproven?
historical fiction
science fiction
nonfiction
tall tale
11
Literary term that means giving human characteristics to something that is not human
personification
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
12
Comparison of two unlike things that use like or as is called_________
personification
alliteration
metaphor
simile
13
The time and place of which a story takes place
character
conflict
plot
setting
14
Comparison of two unlike things that does not include like or as
simile
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
15
All events leading up to the climax
rising action
introduction
falling action
problem
16
All categories of books or stories can be called either fiction or non-fiction.
False
True
17
The end of the central conflict/problem is
plot
resolution
rising action
falling action
18
The "who" of the story: animals, people, or other carrying out action
antagonist
character
narrator
protagonist
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Don't judge a book by its cover is an example of
mood
conflict
theme
setting
20
The underlying meaning of a story is called
plot
mood
setting
theme
