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WorksheetsLiTeRaTuRe TeSt QuEsTiOnS
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is the definition of Exposition?
The main part of the story
-moves the plot along
-where the complications arise
The first part of the plot
-characters, setting, and basic situations are revealed
The most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist
The end of the story
-loose ends of the plot are tied up
-remaining questions are answered
-conflicts are resolved
Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
-conflicts begin moving towards resolution
What is the Rising Action?
The main part of the story
-moves the plot along
-where the complications arise
The first part of the plot
-characters, setting, and basic situations are revealed
The end of the story
-loose ends of the plot are tied up
-remaining questions are answered
-conflicts are resolved
The most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist
Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
-conflicts begin moving towards resolution
What is the Climax?
Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
-conflicts begin moving towards resolution
The main part of the story
-moves the plot along
-where the complications arise
The end of the story
-loose ends of the plot are tied up
-remaining questions are answered
-conflicts are resolved
The most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist
The first part of the plot
-characters, setting, and basic situations are revealed
What is the Falling Action?
The main part of the story
-moves the plot along
-where the complications arise
The first part of the plot
-characters, setting, and basic situations are revealed
The end of the story
-loose ends of the plot are tied up
-remaining questions are answered
-conflicts are resolved
The most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist
Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
-conflicts begin moving towards resolution
What is the Resolution?
The end of the story
-loose ends of the plot are tied up
-remaining questions are answered
-conflicts are resolved
The main part of the story
-moves the plot along
-where the complications arise
The first part of the plot
-characters, setting, and basic situations are revealed
The most exciting or intense part of the story for the protagonist
Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
-conflicts begin moving towards resolution
What is Direct Characterization?
Direct, Specific Details
Subtle Details
What is Indirect Characterization?
Subtle Details
Direct, Specific Details
What words fall under the category of FIRST PERSON point of view? (select two options)
I, me
You, yours
We, ours
It, they
He, she
What words fall under the category of SECOND PERSON point of view? (select one option)
I, me
He, she
It, they
We, ours
You, yours
What words fall under the category of THIRD PERSON point of view? (select two options)
He, she
You, yours
I, me
It, they
We, ours
Chose which option is in the Omniscient Point of View
Michael was extremely scared for the upcoming test because he couldn't tell what Linda was thinking.
Michael was extremely scared for the upcoming test and Linda had butterflies in her stomach and was scared that she would fail.
Choose which option is in the Limited point of view
As the campers began to go to sleep Jane wondered what creatures lurked in the forest as John was shivering with fear just hoping to go home.
Marcus had gotten in trouble the night before so he could not tell the look on his mom's face before he went to school.
Who is the Protagonist in a story?
The Main Character
The Opposite of the Main Character
Who is the Antagonist in a Story?
The Main Character
The Opposite of the Main Character
In the movie Sleeping Beauty who is the Antagonist?
Aurora
Maleficent
In the movie Superman who is the Protagonist?
Superman
Lex Luthor
Which option is a Metaphor?
My dog runs as fast as a car.
Life is a highway.
Which option is a simile?
She is an early bird.
He is as hungry as a bear.
What is the definition of Internal conflict?
The character's conflict with oneself.
The character's conflict with another character, society, or natural world.
What is the definition of External conflict?
The character's conflict with oneself.
The character's conflict with another character, society, or natural world.
Who are the Characters in Seventh Grade, by Gary Soto?
Victor, Michael, Teresa, and Mr. Bueller
Roger and Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones
Brandon, Tomas, and Jennifer
Lilly, Dug, and Mary
What are the characters in Thank You, M'am, by Langston Hughes?
Victor, Michael, Teresa, and Mr. Bueller
Roger and Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones
Brandon, Tomas, and Jennifer
Lilly, Dug, and Mary
What is the Setting in Seventh Grade, by Gary Soto?
A school in Fresno California
Starbucks
Harlem, New York City, New York
Saint Margret Mary's School
What is the setting in Thank You, M'am, by Langston Hughes?
A school in Fresno California
Starbucks
Harlem, New York City, New York
Saint Margret Mary's School
