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Flocabulary #2 "Five Elements of a Story"
Flocabulary #2 "Five Elements of a Story"
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This reviews "Five Elements of a Story" lesson in Flocabulary.
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1
Which of these could be the setting of a fairy tale?
people change as they get older
a king and queen
a wicked witch puts a curse on a princess
a faraway castle
2
Choose the two words that best go with setting.
where, when
where, why
who, why
why, when
3
Which story element provides the drama in a story?
theme
characters
conflict
setting
4
Sylvia describes the events that happen in the beginning, middle and end of the story. She is
describing the plot
describing the characters
describing the theme
describing the conflict
5
All of the following are examples of themes
except
survival
a prince
friendship
growing up
6
Which of these would be an example of an internal conflict?
The main character fights with her older sister.
The main character tries to escape from prison.
A strong storm is heading to where the main character lives.
The main character needs to decide to tell a secret.
7
If your life were a story, one of the characters might be
your fight with your mom
your teacher
the year 2015
your house
8
All the action that goes on in a story makes up the ______.
character
theme
plot
conflict
9
The people in a story are called the ______.
stars
actors
personages
characters
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Which of these might be an example of a story's theme/message?
a boy finds out he has superpowers
two parents get a divorce
staying true to yourself is important
your best friend
