Setting

Front

What is important to setting in a story?

Back

Both where AND when

Front

What is NOT important to setting? Options: Time period, Events that happen, Describing the location

Back

Events that happen

Front

Which sentence is NOT about the setting? John entered a dark room., John shivered in the cold., John was very frightened.

Back

John was very frightened.

Front

Which sentence IS about the setting? Sarah could not remember her name., Sarah could barely see in the fog., Sarah wanted to get home.

Back

Sarah could barely see in the fog.

Front

Which sentence IS about the setting?
Options: They could not get past the locked door., They filled their pockets with candy., They almost got caught!

Back

They could not get past the locked door.

Front

Which sentence is about the setting? Options: Amber heard squeaking noises., Amber wondered if a mouse was in the room., Amber jumped on the bed.

Back

Amber heard squeaking noises.

Front

Does setting include sights?

Back

True

Front

Does setting include actions?

Back

False

Front

Does setting include characters?

Back

False

Front

Does setting include sounds?

Back

True