WorksheetsCommon English Assessment Part 3
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
Character that is the "good guy"; typically who the story is about.
protagonist
antagonist
Which is an example of a story written in first person?
Ralph ensconced himself in the creepers, hoping he wouldn't be found.
I struggled to keep silent, as I was sure they would find me ensconced in the creepers.
You ensconced yourself among the creepers, hoping Jack and his followers wouldn't find you.
This type of character develops throughout the story, going through some kind of change.
dynamic
static
This type of charcter is one we know a lot of about. He/she is typically well developed.
flat
round
static
dynamic
This type of character is very basic. We don't know much about him/her.
flat
round
static
dynamic
What is the theme of a story?
personal connections
the message of the story
life lessons to be learned
Antagonist
character that is against the main character
main character of the movie, story, book or play
Most exciting part of the story.
rising action
climax
resolution
The beginning of the story that provides background information and tells the setting.
rising action
exposition
inciting incident
The part of the story after the climax and before the resolution.
exposition
resolution
falling action
The series of conflicts that build the story to the climax.
inciting incident
climax
rising action
The "big" event that hooks the reader into the story.
inciting incident
climax
exposition
Which is an example of 2nd person?
Ralf ensconced himself in the creepers hoping Jack would not find him.
I ensconced myself in the creepers, hoping Jack would not find me.
You ensconced yourself in the creepers, hoping Jack would not find you.
Which is an example of third person?
Ralf ensconced himself in the creepers, hoping Jack would not find him.
I ensconced myself in the creepers, hoping Jack would not find me.
You ensconced yourself in the creepers, hoping Jack wouldn't find you.
