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WorksheetsCharacter/plot/conflict
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A character fights with another character.
a)
Person vs. self
b)
Character vs. Character
c)
Person vs. Technology
2.
We learn about the setting during
a)
Exposition
b)
Climax
c)
beginning
3.
The most exciting part of the plot.
a)
Climax
b)
Explosion
c)
Resolution
4.
After the conflict is resolved
a)
The end
b)
resolution
c)
rising action
5.
What is a conflict
a)
problem
b)
bad hair day
c)
the end
6.
The main character
a)
Protagonist
b)
antagonist
c)
Batman
7.
The character that is making things hard for the main character
a)
Antagonist
b)
protagonist
c)
flat character
8.
Shrek is an example of
a)
Flat character
b)
Anti-hero
c)
antagonist
9.
Suspense starts to build during the
a)
Exposition
b)
rising action
c)
falling action
10.
A static character
a)
doesn't change
b)
always changes
c)
Has things sticking to them
11.
A dynamic character
a)
Changes somehow
b)
Doesn't change
c)
Explodes
12.
A family has a tornado headed for their house
a)
Person vs. Person
b)
Person vs. technology
c)
Person vs. nature
13.
An old man can't figure out his cell phone
a)
Person vs. person
b)
Person vs. technology
c)
Person vs. self
14.
Fate keeps two lovers apart
a)
Person vs. supernatural
b)
Person vs. nature
c)
person vs. person
15.
Batman vs. Joker
a)
person vs. person
b)
person vs. self
c)
person vs. technology
16.
A group of girls fight to be accepted on an all boy team.
a)
Person vs. supernatural
b)
person vs. Technology
c)
Person vs. society
17.
A bad character who does something good.
a)
Antagonist
b)
protagonist
c)
anti-hero
18.
A hyperbole is
a)
an exaggeration
b)
comparing 2 things
c)
Giving human qualities
19.
The protagonist struggles within her own mind.
a)
Person vs. person
b)
Person vs. nature
c)
Person vs. self
20.
People in his town or culture don't like his way of thinking. His bold ideas diverge from tradition or the rules.
a)
Person vs. Society
b)
person vs. person
c)
person vs nature
21.
The hero must overcome a force of nature to meet his goal.
a)
Person vs. nature
b)
person vs. supernatural
c)
Person vs. self
22.
The protagonist must overcome a machine or technology.
a)
Person vs person
b)
Person vs society
c)
person vs technology
23.
Harry potter is an example of
a)
protagonist
b)
Antagonist
c)
Anti-hero
24.
Katniss Everdeen is an example of
a)
Protangonist
b)
Antagonist
c)
Peeta
25.
Ebineezer Scrooge changes during the story "A Christmas Carol" so he is a
a)
Flat character
b)
Static Character
c)
Dynamic Character
26.
The setting tells us
a)
When and where the story takes place
b)
The most exciting part
c)
Where we find all the candy
27.
What do we find out during the exposition of the story
a)
The resolution
b)
Who the bad guy is
c)
Characters and setting
28.
Rising action is where
a)
The characters are getting taller
b)
The characters change
c)
The suspense is building
29.
Falling action is when
a)
Things start settling down
b)
The character falls
c)
We lose interest
30.
The conflict is usually resolved during the
a)
Rising action
b)
climax
c)
Resolution
31.
Pretty ugly is an example of an
a)
oxymoron
b)
hyperbole
c)
similey
32.
These are internal battles that characters wage within themselves; these are internal issues that affect their actions, motivations and interactions with other characters.
a)
Person vs. Society
b)
Person vs person
c)
person vs. self
33.
These are conflicts where your characters’ firm beliefs are against norms that the entire society as a whole endorses
a)
Person vs. society
b)
Person vs. person
c)
Person vs. Technology
34.
these sort of conflicts are the most common. Your characters will be opposed by or will oppose the actions, reactions, motivations of another character or characters.
a)
Person vs. Supernatural
b)
Person vs. self
c)
Person vs. Person
35.
A character that doesn't change is known as a
a)
Flat character
b)
Round character
c)
anti-hero
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