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Review Elements of a story
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What is the most exciting or intense part of the story
Rising action
Exposition
Climax
Falling action
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Theme is stated in one word
False
True
3
Character who changes during the story
Flat
Static
Protagonist
Antagonist
4
Uses pronouns "I" and "me"
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
First person
2nd person
5
Which is NOT a theme
Gossip can cause serious damage to a person's reputation
Love and Friendship
Friends are not always trustworthy
We all have the capacity of good and evil
6
What is the purpose of the summary
To tell the reader what you liked
To tell the reader the main idea and details
To tell the reader all of the details of a story
To tell the reader some interesting facts
7
Conflict: Sam is worried about his grade
Character vs Society
Character vs Self
Character vs Character
Character vs Nature
8
This is the beginning of a story where the characters and setting are introduced
Resolution
Exposition
Climax
Conflict
9
What should be included in a summary
Characters, what they said, did, wore and thought
Quotes from the story
Lots and lots of detail
Characters, what happened, and important details
10
Which of these are possible options for "TIME" in the setting
You, Me, I
Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring
There, Here, Where
Past, Kingdom Far Far Away
11
Source of Conflict
Character vs Batman
Character vs Superman
Character vs Self
Your teacher
12
True or false: Characters need to be realistic and living
False
True
13
Struggle between Antagonist and Protagonist
Climax
Falling Action
Conflict
Theme
14
External conflict
Character vs Self
Character vs Society
Character vs Nature
Character vs Character
15
Person, Animal or thing
Characterization
Setting
Noun
Character
16
Life lesson
I dont know
Plot
Theme
Point of view
17
Feeling author tries to convey throughout the story
Theme
Character
Frightened
Mood
18
External Conflict
Character vs Character
Character vs nature
Character vs society
Character vs self
19
Fred is brave. That is an example of an author using what?
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
20
What is the setting for Shrek
Swamp
Dungeon
Earth
Spaceship
21
Protagonist is always "good"
True
False
22
A summary should include my opinion
True
False
23
Where Conflict is developed
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
24
Parts of the Plot Diagram are
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax,Falling Action, Resolution
Too many to list
Characters, Setting, Climax, The End
There are no parts to a Plot
25
They, them, him, her are examples of what point of view
4th person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
26
Struggle between the protagonist and antagonist
Falling action
Theme
Climax
Conflict
27
Most exciting part of the story
Theme
Resolution
Climax
Setting
28
What is the purpose of a summary
To tell the reader all the details of the story
To tell the reader that you liked the story
To tell the reader some interesting facts
To tell the reader the main idea and important details
29
What do you call a struggle between opposing forces
Exposition
Conflict
Plot
Climax
30
Parts to a proper summary
Beginning, End
Beginning, End, Opposite
Middle, End
Beginning, Middle, End
31
True or False: The antagonist is always Evil
True
False
32
Feeling author tries to convey throughout the story
Character
Theme
Frightened
Mood
33
A dog is struggling to stay alive in a winter storm. This is an example of what
Character vs Nature
Character vs Society
Character vs Character
Characer vs Self
34
"It is always better to tell the truth" is an example of what
Climax
Theme
Conflict
Short Story
35
Batman vs Superman is an example of what type of conflict
Character vs Nature
Character vs Self
Character vs Character
Character vs Society
36
Time and Place
Plot
Characterization
Climax
Setting
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Which is NOT a function of the Setting
TO create a mood or atmosphere
To make action more real
To show a reader a new way of life
To focus on the conflict of the characters
