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Duplicate of Story Elements
Duplicate of Story Elements
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This quiz includes questions about the elements of a story.
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Standing up for your beliefs, even though they aren't popular is a ____________ conflict.
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Ignorance
Man vs. Accusers
Man vs. Society
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A UFC match is an example of what kind of conflict?
Man vs. muscle
Man vs. self
Man vs. man
Man vs. society
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What is point of view?
The person telling the story.
The thoughts of the person reading the story.
The main character of a story.
The perspective from which a story is told.
4
Type of Irony: "Having 4 tests in one week isn’t stressful at all!"
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
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A character is...
Only the people in a story.
Any person, animal, or person-like object in a story.
A tree, rock or other object.
Someone funny in a story.
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The falling action of the plot is where....
Events in the story start to wrap up.
Events in the story are just beginning.
The turning point of the story.
Events in the story are completely resolved.
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What is the climax of a story?
The highest or turning point of a story.
The conflict within a story.
The introduction of a story.
The resolution of a story.
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The rising action of a story includes...
Events in the story just beginning.
The turning point of a story.
meeting characters.
Events in the story being resolved.
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Third person omniscient POV involves...
I/me....knowing ALL thoughts of ALL characters.
He/she...knowing SOME thoughts of SOME characters.
He/she....knowing ALL thoughts of ALL characters.
He/she....knowing NO thoughts of any characters.
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A conflict involving a natural disaster, the weather, etc. is called...
Man vs. weather
Man vs. the ocean
Man vs. nature
Man vs. society
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The resolution of a story involves...
The character introductions..
Events in the story being introduced.
The turning point of a story.
Events in the story are finalized.
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What is a symbol within a story?
Something used to identify characters.
Something that stands for something else.
Something that is universally understood.
Something pretty to look at.
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What is a protagonist?
The villain of the story.
The person who wins in the end.
The main character of the story.
The catalyst of the story.
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A person feeling guilty is an example of what kind of conflict?
Man vs. Self
Man vs. society
Man vs. goodness
Man vs. man
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What is included in the introduction of a story?
The characters and the climax.
The setting and the climax.
The theme and the setting.
The characters and the setting.
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What is theme?
The imagery and characters within a story.
The story line--the way the story is told.
The moral, lesson, or big idea within a story.
The color scheme used in a story.
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Third person limited omniscient uses....
I/me....know SOME thoughts of SOME characters
He/she....knows SOME thoughts of SOME characters
He/she....knows NO thoughts of ALL characters
He/she....know ALL thoughts of ALL characters
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What is a conflict?
Only considered a turning point.
Only considered a fist fight.
Considered any problem or issue within a story.
Only considered a verbal altercation.
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Type of Irony: In
Romeo and Juliet
, we know that Juliet isn’t really dead, but Romeo does not.
Dramatic
Situational
Verbal
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Second person POV uses...
Us vs. them
You
I, me
He, she, they
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First person point of view uses...
You
Us vs. Them
I, me
He, she, they
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Type of Irony: The policeman went 10 mph over the speed limit.
Situational
Dramatic
Verbal
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What is an antagonist?
The catalyst
goes against main character
helps the main character
The person who loses at the end.
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What is plot?
The main idea of the story.
The turning point in the story.
The summarized version of the story.
The story line, what happens in the story.
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Which of the following is not a type of irony?
dramatic
written
verbal
situational
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Third person objective POV uses...
I/me....know NO inner thoughts
He/she...know ALL inner thoughts
I/me....know ALL inner thoughts
He/she....know NO inner thoughts
