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Frog Jump is a fun game where the frog moves forward every time you answer a question correctly. If you get it wrong, the frog stays in place. The goal is to reach the other side while reviewing our lesson.

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Froggy Jumps ANGELOnline version Frog Jump is a fun game where the frog moves forward every time you answer a question correctly. If you get it wrong, the frog stays in place. The goal is to reach the other side while reviewing our lesson. by Angel Gwen Sevilla 1 What is flash fiction? a A very short story, usually under 1,000 words b A long novel with many chapters c A collection of poems 2 why is writing flash fiction challenging? a Authors must tell a complete story in very few words b Authors can write without a plot c Authors need to add more characters 3 What is the most important element in flash fiction? a Plot b Setting c Dialogue 4 Why do some writers and readers enjoy flash fiction? a Because it is brief but powerful b Because it avoids emotions c Because it has no resolution 5 What is an episodic plot? a A plot that covers a long period of time and may use flashbacks b A plot that happens quickly in one place c A plot without rising action 6 What is the difference between falling action and resolution? a Falling action shows events leading to the end; resolution is the conclusion b Falling action is the climax; resolution is the rising action c Falling action introduces the conflict; resolution begins the story 7 What are the five elements of a story plot? a Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution b Exposition, Conflict, Theme, Dialogue, Ending c Beginning, Middle, End, Twist, Reflection 8 What makes flash fiction unique compared to other literary forms? a Its length and ability to tell a complete story concisely b Its use of illustrations and graphics c Its requirement to have multiple subplots 9 Why do teachers often use flash fiction in class? a It is short, easy to read, but still rich in meaning b It avoids teaching plot c It has no characters or conflict 10 Which literary element often overlaps with the plot in flash fiction because of the short length? a Characters b Author’s biography c Publishing details

Froggy Jumps

ANGELOnline version

by Angel Gwen Sevilla

What is flash fiction?

A very short story, usually under 1,000 words

A long novel with many chapters

A collection of poems

why is writing flash fiction challenging?

Authors must tell a complete story in very few words

Authors can write without a plot

Authors need to add more characters

What is the most important element in flash fiction?

Plot

Setting

Dialogue

Why do some writers and readers enjoy flash fiction?

Because it is brief but powerful

Because it avoids emotions

Because it has no resolution

What is an episodic plot?

A plot that covers a long period of time and may use flashbacks

A plot that happens quickly in one place

A plot without rising action

What is the difference between falling action and resolution?

Falling action shows events leading to the end; resolution is the conclusion

Falling action is the climax; resolution is the rising action

Falling action introduces the conflict; resolution begins the story

What are the five elements of a story plot?

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

Exposition, Conflict, Theme, Dialogue, Ending

Beginning, Middle, End, Twist, Reflection

What makes flash fiction unique compared to other literary forms?

Its length and ability to tell a complete story concisely

Its use of illustrations and graphics

Its requirement to have multiple subplots

Why do teachers often use flash fiction in class?

It is short, easy to read, but still rich in meaning

It avoids teaching plot

It has no characters or conflict

Which literary element often overlaps with the plot in flash fiction because of the short length?

Characters

Author’s biography

Publishing details

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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ANGELOnline version

by Angel Gwen Sevilla

What is flash fiction?

why is writing flash fiction challenging?

What is the most important element in flash fiction?

Why do some writers and readers enjoy flash fiction?

What is an episodic plot?

What is the difference between falling action and resolution?

What are the five elements of a story plot?

What makes flash fiction unique compared to other literary forms?

Why do teachers often use flash fiction in class?

Which literary element often overlaps with the plot in flash fiction because of the short length?

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