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Story Elements Review
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A story can have more than one antagonist.
True
False
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The setting includes...
Time and Place
Time and Season
Place and Exposition
Place and Plot
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The writer’s attitude or feelings about their subject or audience.
Tone
Mood
Moral
Problem
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The character(s) or force of nature the protagonist must struggle against.
Problem
Protagonist
Antagonist
Conflict
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The central idea of the story
Problem
Moral
Plot
Theme
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The physical movements of the characters.
Drama
Plot
Rising Action
Action
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The writing’s type.
Genre
Mood
Tone
Fiction
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The voice that tells the story.
Narrator
Protagonist
Dialogue
Antagonist
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Story elements only apply to written stories, not to any other formats.
True
False
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Story elements are the universal traits or qualities of any story.
False
True
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All of the following are fiction genres, except..
Sci-Fi
Biography
Realistic
Horror
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How the characters, particularly the protagonist, deal with the problem.
Plot
Antagonist
Conflict
Rising Action
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The narrator is the reader (you).
Third person omniscient
Second person
First person
Third person limited
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The speed at which the story is told.
Plot
Momentum
Pace
Rising Action
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A protagonist must be the story's hero.
False
True
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It could be past, present, or future.
Protagonist
Genre
Moral
Tense
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The main or central character(s) of a story.
Protagonist
Hero
Major Character
Antagonist
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The narrator is a voice outside of the story, and knows everything about the characters.
Third person limited
First person
Third person omniscient
Second person
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The sequence of events in a story
Characterization
Moral
Plot
Rising Action
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Who or what determines the story's tense?
Protagonist's voice
Character dialogue
Narrator's voice
Author's voice
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The protagonist is always the hero.
False
True
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A story can only have one protagonist.
True
False
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The narrator is a character in the story.
Third person omniscient
First person
Third person limited
Second person
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A person or personified being who plays a role in the plot, including the major and minor characters.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Characters
Author
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A story's genre is usually either...
First or Second Person
Drama or Comedy
Moral or Theme
Fiction or Non-fiction
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The narrator is a voice outside of the story, focused on just one character, usually the protagonist.
Third person limited
Third person omniscient
First person
Second person
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The emotion of a story.
Moral
Characterization
Tone
Mood