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Click Clack Story Elements

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the setting?

a)

A swamp

b)

An old house

c)

The basement

d)

A museum

2.

Who is the narrator?

a)

The sister's boyfriend

b)

The little brother

c)

The sister

d)

The Click-Clack

3.

Is the narrator reliable or unreliable?

a)

Reliable

b)

Unreliable

4.

Who is the protagonist?

a)

The sister's boyfriend

b)

The little brother

c)

The sister

d)

The Click-Clack

5.

Who is the antagonist?

a)

The sister's boyfriend

b)

The little brother

c)

The sister

d)

The Click-Clack

6.

What is the exposition of the story?

a)

The boyfriend is pulled into the attic

b)

The boyfriend hears the "click-clack" sound coming from the attic

c)

The boyfriend has to put the little brother to bed

d)

The little brother and the boyfriend are in the kitchen of an old house

e)

The boyfriend and the little brother go up the stairs. The lights don't work, and the boyfriend is getting creeped out.

7.

What is the conflict of the story?

a)

The boyfriend is pulled into the attic

b)

The boyfriend hears the "click-clack" sound coming from the attic

c)

The boyfriend has to put the little brother to bed

d)

The little brother and the boyfriend are in the kitchen of an old house

e)

The boyfriend and the little brother go up the stairs. The lights don't work, and the boyfriend is getting creeped out.

8.

What is the rising action of the story?

a)

The boyfriend is pulled into the attic

b)

The boyfriend hears the "click-clack" sound coming from the attic

c)

The boyfriend has to put the little brother to bed

d)

The little brother and the boyfriend are in the kitchen of an old house

e)

The boyfriend and the little brother go up the stairs. The lights don't work, the little brother is describing a monster, and the boyfriend is getting creeped out.

9.

What is the climax of the story?

a)

The boyfriend is pulled into the attic

b)

The boyfriend hears the "click-clack" sound coming from the attic

c)

The boyfriend has to put the little brother to bed

d)

The little brother and the boyfriend are in the kitchen of an old house

e)

The boyfriend and the little brother go up the stairs. The lights don't work, the little brother is describing a monster, and the boyfriend is getting creeped out.

10.

What is the resolution of the story?

a)

The boyfriend is pulled into the attic

b)

The boyfriend hears the "click-clack" sound coming from the attic

c)

The boyfriend has to put the little brother to bed

d)

The little brother and the boyfriend are in the kitchen of an old house

e)

The boyfriend and the little brother go up the stairs. The lights don't work, the little brother is describing a monster, and the boyfriend is getting creeped out.

11.

What are the characteristics of a click clack?

a)

They come from the dark

b)

They drink your insides and hang up your skin like a bag

c)

They come when you don't pay attention and look like what you aren't expecting

d)

They are a type of vampire

12.

What are clues that the little brother is the click-clack?

a)

The boyfriend describes his girlfriend as getting food, but doesn't mention her having a brother (there is no brother)

b)

The little boy has sharp teeth

c)

The lights won't work and it is very dark in the house

d)

The little boy is very innocent and scared - something you wouldn't expect to be a monster

13.

What point of view is the story?

a)

First

b)

Second

c)

Third limited

d)

Third Omniscient