Characters are important to the story because they make the story interesting.

Characters are not important to the story.

Characters are important to the story because it is fun to read about them.

Characters drive the stories - from their traits to their actions, from their feelings to how they change throughout the book.

The setting provides the reader with context on the time, place, and environment that the story takes place in.

The setting tells you about the characters and their personalities.

The setting is is the issue that arises in the story.

The setting is not important to the story.

The main conflict in a story is the struggle between the protagonist and the antagonist.

The main conflict in a story is the ending of that story.

The main conflict in a story is the theme.

The main conflict in a story is the plot.

The message or big idea of the story

Dialogue is the name of the setting in the text/story/poem.

Dialogue is a conversation between two or more characters in a text/story/poem

A person who sings songs

A person who writes plays

A person who sings in plays

The order of scenes in a play

Instructions/directions in the script that tell actors how to move and speak

The theme of a story

The sequence of events that happen in a story

A location in a story

A specific perspective from which a story is told

A mathematical operation

A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning