Character and Setting

Front

Which detail from the text provides a clue to the place where this passage takes place? Options: “Once in the wood…”, “A large blue caterpillar..”, “...get back to her right size again...”, “...with its arms folded”

Back

“Once in the wood…”

Front

Which option describes a plot that can only take place in a specific setting? Options: A selfish child tries to be a better person, A young woman falls in love with her family’s enemy, A ship’s captain chases a whale across the sea, A poor, hardworking woman becomes a successful chef.

Back

A ship’s captain chases a whale across the sea.

Front

Can the setting affect a character's mood in a story?

Back

True

Front

What are character traits?

Back

descriptive adjectives that tell you what a character is like

Front

An author writes, "The girl was very patient." This is an example of

Back

direct characterization

Front

An author reveals that a character is courageous through the character's words, actions, and thoughts. This is an example of

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the author using indirect characterization

Front

What is the author using to show Nikki's trait of being friendly?

Back

Nikki's actions

Front

What evidence supports that Carson is respectful?

Back

Carson followed his sister's rules and didn't go in her room

Front

What might describe the setting of a story? Options: a frog and a witch, happy and loving, a high school in 1956, love is stronger than fear.

Back

a high school in 1956

Front

What is the setting of this passage? One summer day, Randolph the Bright slept alone in his room in the castle at Reddington. The light of morning seeped slowly through his curtains. Randolph blinked against the day, smiling as his dream came to a peaceful conclusion.

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a summer morning in a castle