WorksheetsFiction Terms Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the BEST definition of theme?
The life lessson
What the reader can learn about life or human behavior
The take-away a story reveals
How the story ends after the conflicts
What rule is this theme breaking?
Teens can learn lesson from school
Universal (it doesn't apply to everyone)
Absolute (it says this always/never happens)
Cliche' (a phrase I've heard 100 times)
Negative (says what people shouldn't do vs. should do)
What rule is this theme breaking?
Relationships teach people lessons
Universal (it doesn't apply to everyone)
Absolute (it says this always/never happens)
Cliche' (a phrase I've heard 100 times)
Negative (says what people shouldn't do vs. should do)
What rule is this theme breaking?
You can learn a lot by being yourself
Universal (it doesn't apply to everyone)
Absolute (it says this always/never happens)
Negative (says what people shouldn't do vs. should do)
Third person (says you/I/we instead of third person language)
What rule is this theme breaking?
Love is blind
Universal (it doesn't apply to everyone)
Third person (uses you/I/we instead of third person language)
Cliche' (a phrase I've heard 100 times)
Negative (says what people shouldn't do vs. should do)
What rule is this theme breaking?
Not being like everyone else can be a good thing
Universal (it doesn't apply to everyone)
Absolute (it says this always/never happens)
Negative (says what people shouldn't do vs. should do)
Third person (says you/I/we instead of third person language)
The main character that goes against the conflict and changes is called?
The hero
The antagonist
The protagonist
The villain
The person or force that creates conflicts for the protagonist is called:
The hero
The villain
The antagonist
The climax
A rumor goes around about you at school. Which type of conflict are you involved in?
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
You are trying to save your family from wildfires raging in California. Which type of conflict are you involved in?
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
You are trying to decide if you should do your English homework today or to ignore it. Which type of conflict are you involved in?
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
You are sent to the office for not following the dress code. Which type of conflict are you involved in?
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
What is the BEST definition of climax in a story?
The biggest conflict
What the character deals with the most
The most intense moment of the story
The turning point in the story
