Part One Fiction Vocabulary

a person in the story, novel, or play

• character

• fable

• fantasy

• First person narrator

A ​ (a)   has animal characters that act like humans and has a lesson or moral.

• fable
• tall tale
• myth

A ​ (a)   has characteristics of explaining things in nature, gods, and heroes.

• myth
• tall tale
• fable

A ​ (a)   has larger than life characters who solve problems.

• tall tale
• myth
• fable

A ​ (a)   narrator uses pronouns such as "I", "we", to tell the story.

• first person
• third person
• second person

A ​ (a)   narrator uses pronouns such as "he, "she", and "they".

• third person
• first person

What is the term for the problem in the story?

• character

• narrator

• setting

• conflict

Which of the following is a characteristic of a myth? Characteristics are something that it has.

• tells about the characters

• has gods

• has supernatural beings

• it explains something in nature

This type of story could not happen in real life.

• character

• realistic fiction

• fantasy

• conflict

From what point of view is the story below?

Today we went to the store to get some candy for the big party! I chose reese's and Lyla chose snickers. We both wanted to get a chocolate candy.

• first person

• second person

• third person