plot

Where in the plot would a reader most likely meet a character for the first time?

• climax

• the exposition

• falling action

• rising action

If a story did not have a resolution, what would be missing for the reader?

• The part where the conflict is settled or solved.

• The part where the plot reaches its peak.

• The part where the characters are introduced.

At what point in the plot would a character most likely face off with a villain?

• setting

• resolution

• climax

• falling action

The definition of setting in literature is:

• The main character's hometown.

• Where and when a story takes place.

• The background events that took place before the story started.

The setting of a story can change as the story develops

• true

• false

The purpose of a story's exposition is:

• to give details that help the reader understand the main conflict in the story

• to expose the main character's faults

• to tell the reader how a story ends

The rising action of a story is:

• When the main character is first introduced

• The background details that help us understand the central conflict

• The buildup to the climax of the story; the part of the story where the tension is building