Reading Comprehension of Fictional Passages

Question 1

In fiction stories, the main character often has a conflict to deal with. This conflict can be internal or external conflict. Internal conflict usually occurs within the main character. What is an example of internal conflict?

• A. A struggle between two kingdoms fighting for power

• B. A hero's fear of failure and feelings of inadequacy

• C. A debate between the two main characters about who should lead

• D. A natural disaster that destroys the village where the main character lives

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Question 2

In fictional stories, the setting functions to provide context for the place and time of the story's events. What is NOT usually included in the setting of a story?

• A. The place where the story takes place

• B. The time when the story takes place

• C. The storyline follows the main character

• D. The atmosphere or mood of the story

Question 3

Fiction stories often have certain themes that become the main message of the story. Themes in stories can be life values ​​or moral lessons. What is the most appropriate theme in a story that tells of a child learning about the importance of friendship?

• A. Strength and courage

• B. Greed and ambition

• C. Friendship and cooperation

• D. Sadness and loss

Question 4

What is meant by first person point of view in a fictional story?

• A. The author tells the story from the main character's point of view using the pronouns "me" or "me"

• B. The story is told from a third person point of view using the pronouns "he" or "they"

• C. The story is told by the main character speaking directly to the reader

• D. The narrator knows all the feelings and thoughts of every character in the story

Question 5

In fiction, characterization is the process of how characters are built by the author. What is meant by direct characterization?

• A. Character is shown through actions and dialogue

• B. The characters are described directly by the author

• C. Characters develop along with the storyline

• D. Character is built through interactions with other characters

Question 6

In fiction stories, the plot usually consists of several stages. Which stage represents a turning point in the story, where the main character faces the greatest conflict?

• A. Introduction

• B. Climax

• C. Resolution

• D. Closing

Question 7

In fictional stories, characterization plays an important role in bringing characters to life. What can readers use to understand the nature of a character in a fictional story?

• A. Use of technical language and terms

• B. Description of the setting

• C. The character's behavior and dialogue

• D. Number of pages in the story

Question 8

Which of the following are the main characteristics of a fictional story?

• A. Based on historical facts

• B. The story is imaginative and created by the author

• C. Only use third person point of view

• D. Has no moral message

Question 9

When reading fiction stories, we often encounter protagonists and antagonists. Who is the antagonist?

• A. Characters who help the protagonist achieve his goals

• B. Characters who conflict with the protagonist and hinder his goals

• C. Characters who do not have an important role in the story

• D. Characters who only appear in one part of the story

Question 10

In a fictional story, the setting plays a very important role in shaping the atmosphere. What is the function of setting in a fictional story?

• A. Explain the character of the character

• B. Establish atmosphere and provide context of place and time

• C. Helps readers understand the title of the story

• D. Determine the language style used in the story