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Why is the setting important in a story?

• It tells us the end.
• It tells us about the conflict.
• It helps us be a part of the story.
• Its not important

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_{Which part of the plot}
introduces the setting?

• climax
• falling action
• resolution
• exposition

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Which moment best describes the moment Herman had the upsetting realization of who Bud is?

• When he opened the glove box and revealed the rocks. 
• When Bud told Herman that he collected rocks.
• When Jimmy told Bud that Herman was his grandfather.
• When Bud told Jimmy and Herman what his mother's name was. 

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What is the name for the time and place during which a story occurs?

• Setting
• Plot
• Location
• Exposition

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Shelly felt relieved.  She had finally finished her homework, completed her chores, and written a long-overdue thank you note to her grandmother.  Her relief wouldn't last for long, though.  Her mother knocked on the bedroom door and walked in.

• foreshadowing
• flashback
• suspense
• cliffhanger

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Clues or hints an author gives to future plot events.

• Foreshadowing
• Flashback
• Flashlight

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In poetry , _____________ are like paragraphs in fiction and non-fiction writing.

• Lines

• Pages

• Stanzas

• Personification

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is a part of an act

• scene
• play
• drama
• line

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A very sudden change in the expected outcome of the plot is called a....

• flashback
• flash forward
• plot twist
• climax

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What is the SETTING of a story?

• the main events

• the person or animal the story is mostly about

• the time and location of the story

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