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Story Elements 6th grade English Language Arts Review
Story Elements 6th grade English Language Arts Review
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Review of things covered through the 6th grade ELA curriculum
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The truth a story reveals about life, a moral, life lesson or message.
Theme
Myth
Evidence
Central Idea
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The falling action of the story ____________.
the OMG moment.
the end of the story.
follows the climax.
where complications arise.
3
The attitude a writer takes toward the subject or the reader.
Tone
Mood
Theme
Protagonist
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Man v. Man
a struggle between a character and mother nature
A struggle between two characters
Jimmy vs Ralph
A struggle between a character
5
What is the inciting incident?
the a-ha moment
part of the setting
the turning point
the event that gets the ball rolling
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The OMG moment!
Climax
Beginning
End
Resolution
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Who is the antagonist in Cinderella?
Her father
The audience
Her evil stepmother and step sisters
The glass slipper
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Mood is
Really strong in tweens
Reader Centered
Writing Center
Author Centered
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Tone is
Not good to use with the principals
Theme
Writer Centered
Reader Centered
10
Plot is _____________.
the chain of events that make up the story
the complications
the antagonist
the main character in the story
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The main character who faces the major conflict in the story.
Teacher
Plot
Protagonist
Antagonist
12
What is the setting for "Little Red Riding Hood"
The Wolf
The Grandma
Knox Middle School
The Woods/Grandma's House
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The overall feeling or atmosphere
Attitude
Mood
Tone
Setting
14
The author provides several details of something to give the reader a mental picture.
Compare & Contrast
Order & Sequence
Historical Fiction
Description/Visualization
15
Which part of the story is considered the "main" part of story in the MAJORITY of fiction?
Falling Action
Climax
Rising Action
Conclusion
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A struggle between a character and his feelings or fear
Man v. Man
Man v. Self
Man v. Machine
Man v. Nature
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The exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution are elements of what?
Theme
Setting
Plot
Central Idea
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Mysterious, intense, and dark are all examples of _______________
Words that describe school
Attitude
Mood
Tone
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The beginning of a story.
Climax
Start
Exposition
Conclusion
