WorksheetsStory Elements Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Establishes the "basic situation" by introducing the setting, characters, and initial issues of a story.
a)
Exposition
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict(s)/Problem(s)/Inciting Incident
d)
Falling Action
e)
Plot
2.
Events that add to the problem(s) leading to the highest point in the story.
a)
Rising Actions/Complications
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict(s)/Problem/Inciting Incident
d)
Expostition
e)
Falling Action
3.
Events that begin to wrap up the story
a)
Falling Action
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict/Problems/Inciting Incident
d)
Exposition
e)
Plot
4.
The part of the story where the issues are resolved; the story wraps up.
a)
Resolution
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict/Problem/Inciting Incident
d)
Exposition
e)
Falling Action
5.
The part of the story where a major event occurs that brings about an overall change in the story or main character. The most exciting part.
a)
Climax/Turning Point
b)
Conflict/Problem/Inciting Incident
c)
Exposition
d)
Falling Evidence
e)
Plot
6.
Meanings or messages of the story; the universal concept.
a)
Theme
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict/Problems/Inciding Incident
d)
Exposition
e)
Falling action
7.
The event or events that push the problem into motion
a)
Conflict/Problem/Inciting Incident
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Exposition
d)
Falling Action
e)
Plot
8.
The main problem(s) in the text
a)
Conflict/Problem/Inciting Incident
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Exposition
d)
Falling Action
e)
Plot
9.
All the stages or parts of a story make up the...
a)
Plot
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict/Problems/Inciting Incident
d)
Exposition
e)
Falling Action
10.
Time, place and environment are part of the _____.
a)
Setting
b)
Climax/Turning Point
c)
Conflict/Problem/Inciting Incident
d)
Exposition
e)
Falling Action
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