Setting and Its Impact on Stories Quiz

How does the setting affect the plot and characters?

• It alters their personalities

• It changes their appearance

• It influences their actions

• It has no impact

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What does the social setting include?

• Politics of the area

• Culture of the characters

• Economy of the characters

• Geography of the area

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What does the social setting of a story encompass?

• Language of the area where characters are

• Religion of the characters

• Technology of the characters

• Laws of the area where characters are

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What does the social setting of a story involve?

• Food of the characters

• Fashion of the characters

• Entertainment of the characters

• Customs in place

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How can the setting affect the readers' understanding of the story elements?

• It has no impact

• It confuses the readers

• It strengthens their understanding

• It makes the story less interesting

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As a reader, when determining a setting, what questions do they need to answer?

• What does the environment look like?

• What year is it?

• Who is the protagonist and antagonist?

• What topics does the author give for theme?

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When determining a setting, what question does the reader need to answer?

• Are there any specific holidays or events happening?

• What type of cars do the characters drive?

• What are the dynamics between men and women in the story?

• What choices did the author make in describing the protagonist's family?

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When determining setting, what questions should the read ask?

• What time of day is it taking place?

• What details can you identify for figuring out time of day?

• What can I infer about the main conflict?

• What part of the world is this taking place?

• What character seems to be in control of everyone else?

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Setting can give clues about a story's _____. 

• plot
• conflict
• mood
• all of the above

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Which of the following might describe the setting of a story?

• a frog and a witch
• happy and loving 
• a high school in 1956
• love is stronger than fear

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