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WorksheetsStory Elements Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 12mins
A story's (a) is where and when the story takes place.
The good guy/girl/thing/character of the story.
Antagonist
Protagonist
Catalyst
Narrator
What is text evidence used for?
To support your thinking.
To find out the author of a story.
To improve reading fluency.
To help improve vocabulary.
The problem of the story is the (a) .
A theme is...
A life lesson the reader takes away from a story
Usually framed positively
Applicable to many different stories or experiences
All of the above
The person telling the story is the...
Protagonist
Antagonist
Author
Narrator
A conclusion drawn from the story is called...
Comprehension
An inference
The theme
A guess
The (a) of the story is not always a character.
The setting is when and ________ the story takes place.
why
how
time period
where
The ____________ is the major problem which happens in the story.
Conflict
Climax
Protagonist
Antagonist
Which of these statements are NOT true about text evidence?
It must be word for word correct from the text.
Put it into your own words.
Put it in quotation marks.
It does not have to be dialogue
The events which happen in a story make up the story's (a) .
The bad character is called the
antagonist
protagonist
falling action
villain
The narrator is not necessarily the _________.
theme
author
dog
illustrator
The life lesson of the story is known as the (a) .
This is the viewpoint a story is told from: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
Point of View
Narrative Point of View
Plot
Narrator
How the author reveals and develops a character's personality
Characterization
Point of View
Setting
Protagonist
This is a person or character's perspective on a topic.
Point of View
Narrative Point of View
Opinion
Inference
Characters other than the protagonist who influence how the protagonist acts are called:
Sage Characters
Secondary Characters
Foil Characters
Friends
