WorksheetsLITERATURE QUIZ (ELC121)
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 10mins
The message the author is trying to get across.
Story
Plot
Theme
Conflict
A narrator who is not a character in the story. Uses "she, he, they".
3rd Person
Main character
1st Person
Protagonist
The narrator who is present in the story. Uses "we, I,".
3rd Person
1st Person
Antogonist
Old man
A series of events (actions) that happen in the story.
Setting
Conflict
Climax
Plot
The major turning point in the story
Plot
Climax
Conflict
Setting
What type of conflict is person versus self?
internal
external
person v. person
person v. nature
Which of the following is not an external conflict?
person v. group
person v. self
person v. technology
person v. fate
What is a conflict?
A struggle between two opposing forces
The main idea of a text
How the author feels about a topic
The central idea of the text
What is a theme?
The main problem of the story
How the characters are developed
The universal message of a text
The sequence of events of a story
What is the end of the story called?
exposition
rising action
falling action
resolution
At what point in the plot is the setting described?
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Exposition
What is a symbol?
The main problem of a story
Where and when a story takes place
A concrete object used to represent something else
The events of the story
What is a symbol?
The main problem of a story
Where and when a story takes place
A concrete object used to represent something else
The events of the story
What is characterization?
How the story is developed
How a characters are developed
How the problem is developed
How the story end
The setting includes:
time and characters
place and background
background and characters
time and place
The setting includes:
time and characters
place and background
background and characters
time and place
Rising action is:
the most exciting part of the story; turning point
the ending of the story
the action leading to the climax of the story
the conflict in the story
The falling action is:
the time and place of the story
the problem in the story
the resolution of the story
the events leading to the resolution of the story
A dynamic character:
does not change throughout the story
is well-rounded; changes throughout the story
is the most annoying character
is not well-rounded, but could change throughout the story
In a narrative or play, when two characters have a conversation it is known as_________?
tone
perspective
mood
dialogue
