5 Elements of a Story

What information does the setting give you?

• the where and how

• the where and when

• the where and who

• the who and what

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The setting is _____ the story takes place.

• who

• when

• what

• why

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Which of the following is NOT an example of setting?

• the bathroom

• sunrise

• Tech Academy

• a chihuahua eating hot cheetos

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Plot is the....

• action

• people or animals in the story

• location of the story

• lesson the story tells

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Characters are...

• people in the story

• the places in the story

• the problems in the story

• the number of times someone orders a pizza

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a character?

• Olivia

• Pokemon

• a magical unicorn that farts glitter

• a house on fire

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What do the characters do?

• always fight with each other

• the action/events in the story

• sleep in as late as they can

• watch TikTok videos

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What is conflict?

• a problem

• a person in the story

• a lost wallet

• a sloth sleeping in a tree

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Which of the following is NOT an example of conflict?

• a lost puppy

• a low battery on your iphone

• global warming

• a graveyard at midnight

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What do we call when characters and setting is introduced?

• exposition

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

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