Story Mapping Post test

2. 1. What is not a story element?

• a. character

• b. theme

• c. plot

• d. sequence

2. Which story element depicts time and place?

• a.  character

• b. theme

• c. setting

• d. plot

3. What is the best definition of story mapping

• a. It illustrates a series of events in a story.

• b. It portrays a story through graphic organizers.

• c. It shows geographical location.

• d. It depicts the setting, sequence of events and action of characters.

6. 4. What is the theme of “Little Red Riding Hood”?

• a. Be helpful to your parents.

• b. Believe your parents’ words.

• c. The forest is full of danger.

• d. Don’t trust the stranger.

5. Which story element refers to the sequence of events?

• a. plot

• b. conflict

• c. theme

• d. setting

6. What does the conflict or problem in a story refer to?

• a. A turning point of the story

• b. A living difficulty of the main character

• c.  A struggle of the leading character against one’s self or other things

• d.  A bad characteristic of a person

7. What is protagonist?

• a.  key event

• b.  main character

• c.  major problem

• d. central idea

8. “His face is unbelievably handsome, but he is unhappy in love.”

         What do you know about this man?

• a.  His appearance and problem

• b. His characteristic and opinion

• c.  His location and idea

• d. His personality and conflict

9.  “Through Jimmy’s hard work, he now lives in a large, comfortable house in

Hong Kong with his wife and children.”

What is not implied about Jimmy in this sentence?

• a. He is married.

• b. He is wealthy.

• c.  He is busy.

• d.  He was born in Hong Kong.

8. 10. “There was a fierce gust of wind that had endured through the livelong

• a. plot

• b. setting

• c. resolution

• d. theme