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Story Elements
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True or False: The theme is the same as the main idea of a story.
True
False
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Why is theme important?
Theme connects you to a story.
Theme is the main idea
Theme tells you who the characters are.
Theme helps you read a story
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the actions or events that take place in a story
Setting
Plot
Characters
Theme
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True or False: The conflict is the turning point in the story.
True
False
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Which story element often helps you figure out the genre?
Setting
Characters
Theme
Plot
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Which story element needs to be inferred?
Setting
Theme
Plot
Conflict
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True or False: The theme is directly stated in a story.
False
True
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The solution to the conflict is the:
Main Idea
Plot
Resolution
Theme
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What is the conflict in a story?
The main idea
The resolution
What the characters are interested in
A challenge or problem the character faces
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The story elements we learned are found in:
Non-fiction
Fiction
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True or False: Theme reveals universal truths about human nature.
True
False
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True or False: Genre is a story element.
False
True
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True or False: The plot contains the conflict and resolution.
True
False
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The underlying message of a story
Theme
Resolution
Setting
Plot
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the people, animals, or creatures featured in a story
Plot
Conflict
Characters
Setting
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True or False: The theme is unique to the story.
True
False
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What is the MAIN purpose of a story?
To show us how to write
To help us understand different languages.
To help us learn about the world and new ideas
To make us laugh and cry
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What is a setting?
How the characters feel
The message of a story
When the character has a conflict
Time and place of a story
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True or False: Plot has a beginning, middle, and end.
False
True
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What are the FIVE main story elements of fiction?
Characters, setting, plot, idea, and theme
Characters, plot, setting, resolution, and idea
Character, plot, setting, conflict, theme
Characters, sigma, plot, setting, and resolution.
