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Grade 6: Plot diagram with story element questions
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When a story follows a plan it is called the . . .
theme
plot
resolution
verb tense
2
Two phrases that describe the theme of a story?
The main idea.
The inciting incident.
The final episode.
The lesson or moral shared.
3
When a stories plot is first set into action it is called the . . .
Inciting inincident
plot
resolution
theme
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The series of events that lead toward suspense is called. . .
rising action
exposition
setting
climax
5
Most stories that use a narrator are told in. . .
fourth person
second person
third person
first person
6
What is connotation?
The literal meaning.
The phrase that includes the words like or as.
The meaning that includes the antonym.
The meaning that supports a feeling.
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There are how many possible points of view?
Two
Six
Three
Four
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The point of view means . .
the view of who is listening to the story
the point at which the story begins
the view of the person who is telling the story
the experience the character is reflecting upon
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When suspense has risen to its highest point causing change in a story it is called the . . .
ending
climax
resolution
plot
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The setting of a story includes the . . .
the climax
time and place (when and where)
characters and plot (who and what)
resolution
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After the suspense has ended and the story takes a turn, it is called the . . .
climax
falling action
plot
rising action
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The beginning of a story is called the. . .
exposition
characters
plot
setting
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What is denotation?
The meaning that supports a feeling.
The meaning that includes the words like or as.
The literal meaning.
An antonym.
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The very ending of the story is called the . . .
climax
theme
resolution
exposition
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A moral in a story is called the . . .
falling action
conclusion
plot
lesson learned
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One way to share the elements of a story with others is to use a . . .
glossary
plot diagram
cover page
dedication
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The point of view told from the first person's view uses the words . . .
You, your, you're
He, she, they, it
I, we, me, us