Evaluate Narratives Based on Plot

The time and location of the story.

• A. Plot

• B. Setting

• C. Conflict

• D. Characterization

This is the end of the central conflict of the story.

• A. Exposition

• B. Resolution

• C. Falling Action

• D. Rising Action

The opposition of forces, essential to the plot is called ______.

• A. Setting

• B. Conflict

• C. Character

• D. Climax

The most exciting part of the story is called the ________.

• A. Setting

• B. Exposition

• C. Climax

• D. Rising Action

What is the sequence of events involving characters and conflict called?

• A. Setting

• B. Plot

• C. Character

• D. Conflict

This is the name of the events leading up to the climax of a story.

• A. Exposition

• B. Resolution

• C. Falling Action

• D. Rising Action

. All of the events after the climax that lead to the resolution are called _______.

• A. Exposition

• B. Resolution

• C. Falling Action

• D. Rising Action

This is the beginning of the story. It often introduces the setting, character, and conflict.

• A. Exposition

• B. Resolution

• C. Falling Action

• D. Rising Action

The person, animal or being who/that takes part in the action of a story is called ______.

• A. Setting

• B. Plot

• C. Character

• D. Conflict

The underlying message of a story is called the _________.

• A. Theme

• B. Mood

• C. Plot

• D. Setting