WorksheetsMass Media XI 4.2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The central idea of story is unraveled during the reading of the story. This is the
Space
Theme
Plot
Character
Barring mythological and folktales usually the historical
______________ is also indicated in the action of the story.
Theme
Space
Time
Plot
All stories contain action or happenings – real or imaginary. They always are located in some
_____________, which could be real or imaginary.
Theme
Plot
Time
Space
The story – is a narrative of events arranged in their time sequence –
A ____________ is also a narrative if events, the emphasis falling on causality.
Plot
Theme
Time
Space
‘The king died and the queen died’ is a ______________.
plot
short story
story
folk tale
‘The king died and the queen died of grief’, is a .
short story
story
plot
folk tale
Who has defined the difference between a Story and a Plot in his book 'Aspects of The Novel'?
Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
William Blake
EM Fosters
Stories have beginning, middle and end, and are always told in this manner!
True
False
When we talk characters do we always refer to human beings?
Yes
NO
First-Person Narrative: the narrator refers to him/herself with the ________________
dialogue.
He and She
I and Me
in which style of storytelling the writer [narrator] knows everything about all characters, events, etc.; The writer seeks to give
you a comprehensive perspective on the happening, with the position as if he/she has been present ‘everywhere’
and is describing all.
First Person Narrative
Omniscient
The narrator refers to him/herself with the pronouns “I” and “me” used only in
dialogue.
First-Person Narrative
Omniscient
Sherlock Holmes is written by
Grimm Brothers
James Patterson
Arthur Conan Doyle
Stephen King
An author tells a story by presenting interactions between characters by
means of the works that they actually say to each other expressing
personal feelings and thoughts.
Description
Point of View
Dialogue
What style of story telling creates the perspectives from which stories are presented to the
reader.
Dialogue
Point of View
Description
