WorksheetsElements of Plot and "The Ravine" Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
A series of related events.
A mystery surrounding something that happens.
The place that the story occurs.
The narrator of the story.
The most important idea.
The suspense.
The characters, setting, and conflict.
Only the names of the characters.
Cause the reader to lose interest.
Build tension, suspense, and interest.
Confuse the reader.
End the conflict.
The most boring part of the story.
The end of the story.
The most exciting part.
The turning point.
New complications develop.
All loose ends of the story are tied up. Conflict(s) is resolved.
The action becomes intense.
New characters are introduced.
Friends, family, or teachers.
Appearance ONLY.
Actions toward other characters ONLY
Speech/Dialogue, thoughts, effect on others, actions and looks.
The main character who faces the conflict.
The character who always tells the truth.
The character who helps the protagonist without any problems.
A minor character with little importance.
The main character who solves all problems.
The character who opposes the protagonist.
The character who narrates the story.
A character who appears only in the beginning.
They work together as friends.
They are always family members.
They have opposing goals or interests.
They never interact in the story.
Vinny is afraid of snakes and alligators, which may be lurking in the ravine.
Vinny is more concerned about the missing boy than his friends are.
Vinny wishes that Starlene was not Joe-boy’s girlfriend.
Vinny loves to be outdoors.
Jumped and never came back up.
Hit his head on a rock and drowned.
Was taken by a goddess who turned him into a guardian of the ravine.
Faked his death.
a tiny voice within himself.
a tiny voice from the woods.
the kids below in the water.
his thought about his father’s words.
He made a cross on his chest.
He sticks a leaf in his mouth.
He tells himself not to look down.
He spits out the leaf and rubs the cross to a blur.
