WorksheetsElements of Fiction Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Character who changes the most throughout the story
a)
protagonist
b)
antagonist
2.
Character who acts as a catalyst (a person or thing that precipitates an event or change)
a)
protagonist
b)
antagonist
3.
Time and place in which the story takes place
a)
theme
b)
setting
4.
Series of events that takes place
a)
plot
b)
exposition
5.
The problem
a)
verbal irony
b)
conflict
6.
Introduces charcters and setting; gives necessary background
a)
exposition
b)
dramatic irony
7.
The turning point; height of suspence
a)
resolution
b)
climax
8.
Introduces conflict and builds suspense
a)
rising action
b)
theme
9.
Resolution
a)
ties up any remaining loose ends
b)
the opposite of what is said is meant
10.
Falling action
a)
conflict begins to resolve
b)
leads us to believe something will happen that does not
11.
Theme
a)
the problem
b)
moral of the story
12.
First person
a)
narrator is someone within the story
b)
audience is aware of something audience is not
13.
Omniscient
a)
narrator is removed from the story
b)
narrator is removed from the story, but with access to characters thoughts
14.
Third person
a)
narrator is removed from the story
b)
narrator is removed from the story, but with access to characters thoughts
15.
Verbal irony
a)
assigning an abstract idea to a concreate object
b)
the opposite of what is said is meant
16.
Situational irony
a)
when the opposite of what is expected actually happens
b)
the problem
17.
Dramatic irony
a)
the reader or audience knows more than the characters they are following
b)
narrator is removed from the story, but with access to characters thoughts
18.
Symbolism
a)
assigning an abstract idea to a concreate object
b)
conflict begins to resolve
19.
Foreshadowing
a)
conflict begins to resolve
b)
hints or clues that indicate what is to come
20.
Flashback
a)
interrupts flow of events to go back to an earlier time or event
b)
hints or clues that indicate what is to come
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