Elements of Fiction

Front

What are made up stories called?

Back

Fiction

Answer explanation

Fiction refers to imaginative narratives that are not true stories. Therefore, the statement 'Fiction are true stories' is incorrect, making the correct answer 'False'.

Front

Which part of a story is where the conflict is told?

Back

rising action

Answer explanation

The rising action is where the conflict is developed and intensified, leading to the climax. It builds tension and engages the reader, making it the correct choice for where the conflict is told.

Front

What are the parts of the exposition?

Back

setting, characters, location

Answer explanation

The turning point is a crucial moment in the story that changes the direction of the plot, while the exposition includes the setting, characters, and location, which establish the story's context.

Front

First Person Point of View use the pronouns ...

Back

I, Me, Myself

Answer explanation

The statement is true because first-person point of view uses the pronouns I, me, and myself to convey the narrator's personal perspective.

Front

Which Point of View is talking to you the reader?

Back

second person

Answer explanation

The second person point of view directly addresses the reader using 'you.' This perspective creates a personal connection, making the reader feel involved in the narrative.

Front

Knows the thoughts and feelings of all the character?

Back

Third person omniscient

Answer explanation

The statement is false because third person omniscient narration allows the narrator to know the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters, not just one.

Front

Which part of a story ties up all the loose ends and answers all the questions?

Back

falling action

Answer explanation

The falling action is the part of the story where conflicts are resolved and loose ends are tied up, leading to the conclusion. It answers the questions raised during the rising action and sets the stage for the resolution.

Front

Think of some books that you have read. Name some character traits exhibited by the characters.

Back

Honest, Rude, Brave, Ambitious, Loyal, Humble...

Answer explanation

'Happy' describes an emotional state rather than a character trait. In contrast, 'brave', 'honest', and 'rude' are traits that define a person's character.

Front

Which type of conflict involves a character attempting to overcome a fear of something?

Back

character vs self

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'character vs self' because overcoming a fear involves internal struggle and personal growth, which is a conflict within the character rather than against nature, another character, or society.

Front

What type of conflict involves a character battling a hurricane?

Back

character vs nature

Answer explanation

The conflict of a character battling a tornado is an example of 'character vs nature'. This type of conflict involves struggles against natural forces, highlighting the character's fight for survival against the elements.