WorksheetsElements of Fiction
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
The narrator's position in relation to the story being told.
Point of view
Theme
Structure
Plot
What is fiction?
writing about imagined events or characters
where and when the story takes place
series of events
the building of suspense
Which of the following is NOT an element of fiction?
setting
conflict
facts
character
Which stage of the plot introduces the characters and setting, and sets up the conflict?
climax
exposition
rising action
resolution
What happens in the rising action of the story?
conflict becomes more complicated and builds suspense
sets the mood
the turning point and most exciting part
the outcome of the conflict is revealed
What happens in the rising action of the story?
conflict becomes more complicated and builds suspense
sets the mood
the turning point and most exciting part
the outcome of the conflict is revealed
What is the climax of a story?
the turning point, and most exciting part
the most boring part
the suspense is eased
the characters are introduced
What is the setting?
the struggle between two opposing forces
the central idea
the main character
the time and place in which a story happens
What is the setting?
the struggle between two opposing forces
the central idea
the main character
the time and place in which a story happens
An external conflict:
occurs within the character
is the time and place of the story
occurs outside the character
is a message about life
Which of the following represents internal conflict?
character vs. character
character vs. self
character vs. nature
character vs. society
The main character is also called the
protagonist
antagonist
point of view
theme
The main character is also called the
protagonist
antagonist
point of view
theme
A character who struggles against the main character is called the
dynamic character
antagonist
protagonist
conflict
A dynamic character is one who is
introduced during the resolution
not important in the story
well-developed, complex and usually changes throughout the story
one-dimensional, and always stays the same
The main message about life or human nature that the author wants the reader to take away from the story is called the
setting
conflict
theme
climax
Clues that can help you determine a story's theme include all of the following except:
the title
what the characters learn
how the conflict is resolved
how long the story is
The main message about life or human nature that the author wants the reader to take away from the story is called the
setting
conflict
theme
climax
The narrator in first person point of view uses these pronouns:
he, she, her, his, him, hers
you, your
I, me, my, mine
radical raccoon
Clues that can help you determine a story's theme include all of the following except:
the title
what the characters learn
how the conflict is resolved
how long the story is
A one-dimensional character who usually stays the same throughout the story is called
static
dynamic
emotional
round
A one-dimensional character who usually stays the same throughout the story is called
static
dynamic
emotional
round
What type of novel is true
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Short Story
Theme
These types of stories usually revolve around a single idea and are short enough to be read in one sitting.
Novel
Exposition
Short Story
Setting
Main Character
The people, animals, or imaginary creatures that take part in the action of the story.
The most important person or animal in a short story or novel.
Sometimes provide part of the background for the story. More often, however, they interact with the main character and with one another.
Sets the stage for the story. Characters are introduced, the setting is described, and the conflict begins to unfold.
What happened first in the passage?
