WorksheetsFiction Test 1 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
In the narrative arc, what is the beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced?
climax
exposition
falling action
resolution
rising action
In the narrative arc, what is the section of the story following the climax, where the tensions stemming from the story's central conflict decreases and the story moves toward its conclusion?
climax
exposition
falling action
resolution
rising action
What is the type of character who changes from the beginning to the end of the story?
dynamic
static
stock
symbolic
Which is the type of character who remains the same through most of the story?
dynamic
static
symbolic
protagonist
In the narrative arc, what is the most exciting part of the story with the highest level of conflict and where the turning point is introduced?
climax
exposition
falling action
resolution
rising action
Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons to use dialogue in your plot?
It should move the story forward.
It should reveal things about the characters.
It should increase the tension.
It should fill gaps in the story with mundane conversation.
Which character in a story stands in the way of the main character getting what he/she wants?
supporting character
antagonist
protagonist
symbolic character
Who is the main character or hero of a story who goes on a journey to get what they most want in the world?
antagonist
protagonist
supporting character
symbolic character
In the narrative arc, what is the event that causes the protagonist to begin his/her adventure and is the kickoff point where the initial conflict begins?
rising action
exposition
initial incident
falling action
turning point
Which type of characters are those who fulfill certain roles or character archetypes to serve the story, such as the bad boy, the damsel in distress, the fool, etc.?
dynamic
static
supporting
symbolic
In the narrative, what is the portion of the story where the problem is resolved and brings it to a close?
climax
exposition
falling action
initial incident
resolution
In the narrative arc, which part of the story is a long series on conflicts that propel the story forward and build to the climax?
falling action
exposition
initial incident
resolution
rising action
