WorksheetsPlot/Lemon Brown
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The part of a story in which the main character and setting are introduced is called
resolution
exposition
motivation
theme
What is conflict?
The bad guy in a story
The most suspenseful part of a story
The problem of a story
Where the story takes place
What part of plot describes the events leading up to the most suspenseful/exciting part of a story?
Rising Action
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
What part of the story describes the climax?
The first events of a story
The turning point/most suspenseful/ exciting part of a story
Learning about the character and the setting
The ending of the story, where all/majority of the questions have been answered
The protagonists in a story are...
The main ideas in a story
The opponent of the main character, the "bad guys"
Where and when the story takes place
The main character or hero of the story
Which part of plot shows events after the climax that show the conflict is solved or lessened
climax
resolution
falling action
rising action
The resolution of a story is...
the beginning of a story
the ending of a story
the problem of a story
the most exciting/
suspenseful part of a story
People or animals who take part in the action are called ___________
Characters
Setting
The problem
Rising Action
The main message or meaning of a story is called
Motivation
Exposition
Characerization
Theme
In the exposition of "The Treasure of Lemon Brown," Greg is in trouble because
He is failing math
He has made friends with Lemon Brown
He has missed basketball practice
He has been playing basketball
Why does Greg enter the tenement where Lemon Brown is staying?
He wants to join the checkers tournament
He wants to avoid some thugs who are on the sidewalk
He is curious about Lemon Brown's Treasure
He knows his father will lecture him if he goes home
Lemon Brown says, "Every man got a treasure. You don't know that you must be a fool!" What aspect of the story is brought to you by those lines?
The antagonist
The theme
The setting
The conflict
What conflict do both Greg and Lemon Brown experience?
They both fear they will lose their treasure
They both have lost people they love
They both need to find a safe place to live
They both must face a small group of dangerous thugs
The climax of the story occurs when
Greg decides to not tell his father about Lemon Brown
Lemon Brown tells Greg why he has his treasure back after giving it to his son
One of the thugs starts climbing the stairs, Greg howls and Lemon Brown hurls himself down the stairs
Greg learns that Lemon Brown's treasure is a harmonica
What motivates the thugs?
They know Lemon Brown was once a famous blues singer
They think Lemon Brown's harmonica is made of solid gold
They believe that Lemon Brown has reported them to the police
They think that Lemon Brown's treasure is worth a lot of money
Lemon Brown tells Greg his heart was broken when
he found out his son had been killed in the war
he found out that his son did not appreciate his treasure
he realized that he was not talented enough to be a great blues singer
he realized his son did not value the harmonica as much as he did
Lemon Brown tells Greg about Jesse during the story's
exposition
falling action
rising action
resolution
Which statement is true of "The Treasure of Lemon Brown"?
Most of the action takes place inside an abandoned tenement
Most of the action takes place in Greg's apartment
Most of the action takes place on a city street
Most of the action takes place early in the Community Center
Greg most likely decides not to tell his father about Lemon Brown because
he is afraid his father will think Lemon Brown's treasure is silly
he wants to respect Lemon Brown's privacy
he does not want to get a lecture about being out after dark or talking to strangers on a school night
he wants to help lemon Brown find a new place to live
Which statement best expresses the theme of "The Treasure of Lemon Brown"?
The life of a blues singer can be extremely difficult
People should respect others for their differences
To play sports, you must work hard in school and get good grades.
The value of a treasure may be unrelated to it's monetary value (how much it's worth in dollars)
