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WorksheetsFantasy Settings
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following settings WOULD NOT make the story a fantasy?
Saturn
The inside of the Earth
A girl name Patricia's stomach
A classroom
Which of the following COULD be a setting that makes the story a fantasy?
A school for dogs
A school for elves
A school for girls
A school for adults
Which of the following settings WOULD NOT make a story a fantasy?
A person's brain
A candy store
A mystical forest filled with talking trees
A floating city amidst the clouds in the sky
Which of the following settings COULD make a story a fantasy?
An island in the Pacific Ocean
An island on Mars
An island near Spain
An island in Greece
Which of the following elements would make a setting a fantasy?
A town filled with people
Flowers that walk like humans
A zoo that has zebras, lions and pandas
A store that sells clothes and shoes
(Choose all that apply) Fantasy stories can include settings that:
Are realistic
Are made up
Can be a school
Can be inside a person
Which of the following WOULD be a fantasy setting?
Living under the a tree's branches
Living under a building
Living under a mushroom
Living under a bed
Which of the following WOULD be a fantasy setting?
A house made on a mountain
A house made on a boat
A house made on Venus
A house made on a farm
Which of these WOULD make a setting fantasy?
People
Magic
Animals
Buildings
George is an ogre that lives under a bridge in North Carolina and waits to eat children as they are walking to school.
The setting makes this story a fantasy.
The setting does not make this story a fantasy.
