Woods Runner Chapter 1-3

What is the purpose of organizing a story into parts?

• To make the story longer and more complex.

• To help readers understand the structure and flow of the narrative.

• To confuse the readers with multiple plots.

• To eliminate the need for a conclusion.

What is the main character's name in 'Woods Runner'?

• Samuel

• John

• David

• Michael

What is a key theme in 'Woods Runner'?

• Survival and the impact of war on individuals and families.

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The beauty of nature and its preservation.

• The journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

What role does conflict play in a story?

• Conflict is a minor element that does not affect the story significantly.

• Conflict drives the plot and creates tension, making the story engaging.

• Conflict is only present in tragic stories.

• Conflict serves to confuse the reader and detracts from the main theme.

What genre is 'Woods Runner'?

• Science Fiction

• Historical Fiction

• Fantasy

• Mystery

What is Historical Fiction?

• Historical Fiction is a genre that tells a story set in the past, often incorporating real events and people.

• Historical Fiction is a type of literature that focuses on futuristic events and technology.

• Historical Fiction is a genre that exclusively features fictional characters in modern settings.

• Historical Fiction is a narrative that combines poetry and prose in a contemporary context.

What does it mean to analyze a text?

• To summarize the text's main ideas.

• To examine its elements, such as structure, themes, and characters, to understand its meaning.

• To read the text quickly for general understanding.

• To critique the author's writing style and grammar.

What is a character's motivation?

• The reason behind their actions and decisions in the story.

• The physical appearance of the character.

• The character's background and history.

• The character's relationships with other characters.

What are the three parts of a story?

• The introduction, climax, and resolution.

• The beginning, middle, and end.

• The setup, conflict, and conclusion.

• The prologue, body, and epilogue.

What does the color in a story represent?

• Characters' emotions, settings, or themes.

• The author's personal feelings.

• The historical context of the story.

• The length of the story.