ELA7: Plot & Character Motivation

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Froggy Jumps ELA7: Plot & Character MotivationOnline version Test plot elements and character motives. by Ana Paola Romero 1 What is external motivation in a character? a A goal caused by outside forces or events b A random chance without cause c A wish from inner feelings alone 2 What is internal motivation in a character? a Forces from another character b Desires or feelings inside the character c The setting or time period 3 What is exposition in a story? a Introduction to setting, characters, and situation b A major fight scene c The final resolution 4 What happens during rising action? a Events that create suspense leading to the climax b A flashback with no stakes c The story’s closure 5 What is the climax of a story? a The opening scene b The closing line c The turning point with the highest tension 6 What is the falling action? a The main conflict begins b The initial setup c Events after the climax that lead to resolution 7 What is conflict in literature? a A struggle between opposing forces b A summary of events c A list of characters 8 What best describes motivation in a character? a The author’s biography b Reasons behind actions and decisions c The setting’s mood 9 What is the exposition in a literary plot? a Introduction of characters, setting, and situation. b The climax of the story. c The ending of the story. 10 Which part of the plot involves building suspense toward the main problem? a Resolution b Exposition c Rising action 11 What is the turning point where the main conflict peaks? a Rising action b Resolution c Climax 12 Which part wraps up loose ends after the climax? a Falling action b Climax c Exposition 13 What resolves the story's main conflict? a Resolution b Climax c Rising action 14 What term describes the problem that drives the plot? a Theme b Setting c Conflict 15 What is the 'theme' of a story? a Its central idea or message b Setting c Plot 16 Which plot element is the time and place of the story? a Setting b Character c Conflict 17 Which point of view uses 'I' or 'we'? a Second-person b First-person c Third-person omniscient 18 What is a sequence of events in a story called? a Character b Theme c Plot 19 A character’s beliefs and hopes are examples of… a internal motivation b external motivation c plot 20 If a character moves to a new city because of their parents’ job, the motivation is… a internal b external c resolution 21 Why does understanding character motivation help readers? a It helps us know why characters behave the way they do b It tells us the author's age c It fixes grammar mistakes 22 Which choice best describes internal motivation? a Something the character wants or feels b Something another person forces them to do c Something that happens in the setting 23 A character studies late at night because they want to feel proud of themselves. This is… a internal motivation b external motivation c setting description 24 A character apologizes because their parents told them to. This is… a external motivation b internal motivation c theme 25 A character hides because they feel embarrassed. Their motivation is… a external b internal c setting-based 26 A character hides because a robber enters the house. Their motivation is… a external motivation b internal motivation c rising action 27 A character chooses not to join a game because they fear losing. This motivation is… a internal b external c descriptive 28 A character joins a game because their friends beg them to. This motivation is… a external b internal c unrelated to the plot 29 Motivation helps the reader understand… a why characters make their decisions b only the setting c only the vocabulary 30 When a character’s actions are caused by rules, orders, or outside forces, their motivation is… a external b internal c mixed

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ELA7: Plot & Character MotivationOnline version

by Ana Paola Romero

What is external motivation in a character?

What is internal motivation in a character?

What is exposition in a story?

What happens during rising action?

What is the climax of a story?

What is the falling action?

What is conflict in literature?

What best describes motivation in a character?

What is the exposition in a literary plot?

Which part of the plot involves building suspense toward the main problem?

What is the turning point where the main conflict peaks?

Which part wraps up loose ends after the climax?

What resolves the story's main conflict?

What term describes the problem that drives the plot?

What is the 'theme' of a story?

Which plot element is the time and place of the story?

Which point of view uses 'I' or 'we'?

What is a sequence of events in a story called?

A character’s beliefs and hopes are examples of…

If a character moves to a new city because of their parents’ job, the motivation is…

Why does understanding character motivation help readers?

Which choice best describes internal motivation?

A character studies late at night because they want to feel proud of themselves. This is…

A character apologizes because their parents told them to. This is…

A character hides because they feel embarrassed. Their motivation is…

A character hides because a robber enters the house. Their motivation is…

A character chooses not to join a game because they fear losing. This motivation is…

A character joins a game because their friends beg them to. This motivation is…

Motivation helps the reader understand…

When a character’s actions are caused by rules, orders, or outside forces, their motivation is…