WorksheetsReading Comprehension of Fictional Passages
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Question 1
In fiction stories, the main character often has a conflict to deal with. This conflict can be internal or external conflict. Internal conflict usually occurs within the main character. What is an example of internal conflict?
A. A struggle between two kingdoms fighting for power
B. A hero's fear of failure and feelings of inadequacy
C. A debate between the two main characters about who should lead
D. A natural disaster that destroys the village where the main character lives
Question 2
In fictional stories, the setting functions to provide context for the place and time of the story's events. What is NOT usually included in the setting of a story?
A. The place where the story takes place
B. The time when the story takes place
C. The storyline follows the main character
D. The atmosphere or mood of the story
Question 3
Fiction stories often have certain themes that become the main message of the story. Themes in stories can be life values or moral lessons. What is the most appropriate theme in a story that tells of a child learning about the importance of friendship?
A. Strength and courage
B. Greed and ambition
C. Friendship and cooperation
D. Sadness and loss
Question 4
What is meant by first person point of view in a fictional story?
A. The author tells the story from the main character's point of view using the pronouns "me" or "me"
B. The story is told from a third person point of view using the pronouns "he" or "they"
C. The story is told by the main character speaking directly to the reader
D. The narrator knows all the feelings and thoughts of every character in the story
Question 5
In fiction, characterization is the process of how characters are built by the author. What is meant by direct characterization?
A. Character is shown through actions and dialogue
B. The characters are described directly by the author
C. Characters develop along with the storyline
D. Character is built through interactions with other characters
Question 6
In fiction stories, the plot usually consists of several stages. Which stage represents a turning point in the story, where the main character faces the greatest conflict?
A. Introduction
B. Climax
C. Resolution
D. Closing
Question 7
In fictional stories, characterization plays an important role in bringing characters to life. What can readers use to understand the nature of a character in a fictional story?
A. Use of technical language and terms
B. Description of the setting
C. The character's behavior and dialogue
D. Number of pages in the story
Question 8
Which of the following are the main characteristics of a fictional story?
A. Based on historical facts
B. The story is imaginative and created by the author
C. Only use third person point of view
D. Has no moral message
Question 9
When reading fiction stories, we often encounter protagonists and antagonists. Who is the antagonist?
A. Characters who help the protagonist achieve his goals
B. Characters who conflict with the protagonist and hinder his goals
C. Characters who do not have an important role in the story
D. Characters who only appear in one part of the story
Question 10
In a fictional story, the setting plays a very important role in shaping the atmosphere. What is the function of setting in a fictional story?
A. Explain the character of the character
B. Establish atmosphere and provide context of place and time
C. Helps readers understand the title of the story
D. Determine the language style used in the story
