Pretest for Fantasy Story

An imaginative fiction story about beings, places, and events that could never happen in a real life is the definition of a. . . . .

• Legend

• Fairy tale

• Fantasy

• Folklore

• Experience

The struggles and problems faced by the characters are stated in the . . . . part of the story.

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Climax

• Coda

The story above is the . . . . . . . . part of a fantasy story.

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Climax

• Coda

The reporting verb found in the story above is presented in the following sentence. It is . . .

• Lucy told her siblings about her adventure in Narnia

• Lucy insisted that Narnia is real

• They only saw an ordinary piece of furniture

• Afterward

• “I’ve never heard a place called Narnia,” said Peter.

I’ve never heard a place called Narnia. The bold sentence contains an example of. . . .

• action verb

• adverb

• sequence word

• adjective clause

• Past tense

The sequence words in the text above are. . . . .

• afterward, however

• said Peter

• Lucy and Peter

• Narnia

• an ordinary piece of furniture

How did Aslan’s army win the battle?

• againsted the witch in a massive fight

• killed the witch

• passed a forest lamppost while hunting a magical white deer

• turned the witch into a stone

• awakened many creatures

From the text above, we know that. . .

• Aslan army lose out the fight

• Tumnus still becomes a statue

• The kids inherited the Narnia thrones

• Susan and Lucy stay in Narnia forever

• The kids in Narnia do not grow up

The story happened in. . . .

• White Witch’s castle

• Former world

• Massive fight

• Somewhere we don’t know

• Narnia

The text above belongs to the . . . . part of fantasy story.

• Orientation

• Complication

• Resolution

• Climax

• Coda