Parts of a Story

Multiple Choice

What are the three main parts of a story plot?

• Introduction, Conflict, Resolution

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Setting, Characters, Theme

• Prologue, Climax, Epilogue

Multiple Choice

What is the plot of a story?

• The order of events in a story

• The main character's name

• The setting of the story

• The solution to the problem

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are important parts that make up a story's plot?

• Characters, setting, rising action, falling action, problem, and solution

• Title, author, publisher, and copyright date

• Pictures, chapters, and page numbers

• Genre, summary, and review

Multiple Choice

How does a plot mountain help us understand a story?

• A plot mountain illustrates the author's biography and personal experiences.
• A plot mountain provides a detailed analysis of the author's writing style.
• A plot mountain helps us understand a story by visually representing its structure and key elements.
• A plot mountain summarizes the main characters' backgrounds and motivations.

Multiple Choice

Based on the plot mountain diagram, what are the main sections of a story's plot and what happens in each section?

• Beginning, Complication, Peak, Decline, Closure
• Introduction, Conflict, Resolution, Denouement, Epilogue.
• Setting, Development, Climax, Conclusion, Aftermath.
• The main sections of a story's plot are Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution.

Multiple Choice

Who are the characters in a story?

• The people or animals the story is about

• The places where the story happens

• The events that occur in the story

• The problems in the story

Multiple Choice

What two questions should you ask to identify the setting of a story?

• Who are the main characters and what do they want?

• When does the story take place and where?

• What is the main problem and how is it solved?

• Why did the author write the story?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes what happens in the middle of a story?

• The characters are introduced and the setting is described.

• The characters face a problem and try to solve it.

• The problems in the story are resolved.

• The story ends and everything is wrapped up.

Multiple Choice

Describe the difference between the rising action and the falling action in a story.

• The rising action is the climax, and the falling action is the introduction of characters.
• The rising action builds tension and develops conflict, while the falling action resolves the conflict and leads to the conclusion.
• The rising action concludes the story, while the falling action introduces new conflicts.
• The rising action summarizes the plot, while the falling action creates suspense.

Multiple Choice

How are the problems and issues in a story usually resolved?

• During the rising action

• At the beginning of the story

• Towards the end of the story

• In the middle of the story

Multiple Select

Select all the stages that occur after the rising action in a story.

• Middle

• Problem

• Falling Action

• End

Multiple Choice

How does the plot mountain help readers understand a story?

• The plot mountain reveals the author's personal experiences.
• The plot mountain illustrates the themes of the story.
• The plot mountain helps readers understand the structure and progression of a story.
• The plot mountain provides a summary of the characters' backgrounds.

Multiple Choice

According to the plot mountain, what are the three main parts of a story?

• Beginning, middle, end

• Introduction, climax, resolution

• Setting, characters, plot

• Problem, solution, conclusion

Multiple Select

Select all that apply: What lessons can be learned from 'The Tortoise and the Hare'?

• Slow and steady wins the race.

• Overconfidence can lead to failure.

• Speed is always better than patience.

• Persistence is important.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following events happened in the middle of 'The Tortoise and the Hare'?

• The hare took a nap.

• The tortoise won the race.

• The hare made fun of the tortoise.

• The tortoise started the race.

Open Ended

What questions do you still have about story plots or their structure?

Multiple Choice

What are the three main parts of a story plot as mentioned by Larry the Llama?

• Beginning, middle, and end

• Introduction, climax, and conclusion

• Setting, characters, and theme

• Problem, solution, and lesson