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WorksheetsNarrative Writing Final Unit test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the time and place where the events of a story take place?
introduction
Setting
conclusion
mood
What is the process that involves letting a reader know who the people in the story are and what they are like.
tone
mood
characterization
introduction
What is the problem that must be overcome or resolved so that the readers will not be left hanging
conflict
falling action
exposition
big bus
What is the angle or perspective from which a story is told?
exposition
point of view
window
setting
What is the main idea or message that is presented by the author in various ways throughout a narrative?
theme
setting
exposition
climax
The point in the story after the first conflict has happened and other mini conflicts are building
rising action
inciting incident
falling action
exposition
What plot element is represented by the blue rectangle.
climax
resolution
exposition
falling action
What plot element is represented by the blue rectangle.
rising action
resolution
exposition
falling action
What plot element is represented by the blue rectangle.
rising action
resolution
exposition
falling action
What plot element is represented by the blue rectangle.
rising action
resolution
exposition
falling action
What plot element is represented by the blue rectangle.
rising action
resolution
exposition
falling action
What is the first part of the plot structure where the setting is established and characters are introduced?
exposition
resolution
climax
falling action
What is the point in the story after the initial conflict is introduced and the tension begins to build through small conflicts?
falling action
mood
rising action
exposition
What is the point where the characters have faced the main conflict and the events begin the fall into place?
introduction
falling action
rising action
resolution
This is the final step where all loose ends of the narrative are tied up and the story concludes.
introduction
falling action
rising action
resolution
This is the main character in a narrative, the person with whom the reader most closely relates
antagonist
back-ground characters
accomplices
protagonist
A character in a narrative who is opposed to the protagonist(s); often known as the villain.
antagonist
back-ground characters
accomplices
protagonist
The emotional voice that an author brings to a narrative.
mood
protagonist
tone
characterization
The emotions that a narrative makes a reader feel.
mood
protagonist
tone
characterization
These are details that help the reader to get a image or feeling of what is happening in the text. This involves describing the senses.
mood
tone
sensory details
popcorn
In this type of conflict, a character finds him or herself battling between two competing desires or selves, typically one good and one evil.
Person vs Self
Person vs Person
Person vs Society
Person vs Nature
When a person is in a struggle against another. Typically a protagonist versus (an) antagonist(s) situation.
Person vs Self
Person vs Person
Person vs Society
Person vs Nature
When an individual or a group fights against injustices within their society.
Person vs Technology
Person vs Person
Person vs Society
Person vs Nature
focuses on a person or group of people fighting to overcome unemotional and unsympathetic machinery that believes it no longer requires humanity.
Person vs Technology
Person vs Person
Person vs Society
Person vs Nature
humankind comes up against nature, battling for survival against the large force.
Person vs Technology
Person vs Person
Person vs Society
Person vs Nature
Which transition words would you use to compare/contrast. Select two.
However
Above
Similarly
All in all
Which transition words would you use to show place/space. Select two.
Below
Above
Similarly
All in all
Which transition words would you use to conclude/summarize. Select two.
Below
To sum up
Similarly
All in all
Which transition words would you use to show cause/purpose/condition. Select two.
Beyond
Above
So that
Since
Which transition words would you use to show time/sequence. Select two.
During
Above
Sometimes
Since
Which transition words would you use to show addition/extension. Select two.
In the same way
By all means
Even more
Consequently
Which transition words would you use to show Example/clarification/emphasis. Select two.
In the same way
Specifically
Especially
Consequently
Which transition words would you use to show effect/result/qualification. Select two.
In the same way
As a result
Especially
Consequently
having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
arrogant
vindictive
belligerent
nostalgic
hostile and aggressive.
arrogant
vindictive
belligerent
nostalgic
showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.
callous
vindictive
compassionate
nostalgic
feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others.
callous
vindictive
compassionate
nostalgic
ready to accept control or instruction; submissive
docile
vindictive
compassionate
nostalgic
Thinking about the past; wishing for something from the past.
docile
vindictive
compassionate
nostalgic
having or showing a strong or unreasonable desire for revenge. Spiteful or bitter.
docile
vindictive
compassionate
nostalgic
