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Elements of a Short Story Quiz

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Test your knowledge of story basics.

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Elements of a Short Story Quiz
 

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Test your knowledge of story basics.

by Klykly Agcaoili
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What is the time and place of a story called?

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Who performs the actions in a story?

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What is the sequence of events in a story called?

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What introduces the main conflict at the start of the story?

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What part shows the turning point of the story?

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How is a character's personality shown through actions and speech called?

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How is a character's personality shown through actions and speech called?

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What is the underlying message or lesson called?

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

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What is the author’s attitude toward the subject called?

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What resolves the main conflict and ties up loose ends?

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Setting establishes where and when events occur; others refer to people, events, and ideas.

Characters are people or beings acting in the story; narrators tell the story.

Plot is the order of events; theme is about the message, mood is atmosphere, characterization is how characters are drawn.

The inciting incident begins the central conflict and drives the plot.

The climax is the peak of tension before the falling action and resolution.

Characterization reveals who a character is via actions, dialogue, and thoughts.

Characterization reveals who a character is via actions, dialogue, and thoughts.

Theme is the central idea or message; mood and tone relate to atmosphere and attitude.

First person narates from the storyteller's own perspective; others use different pronouns.

Tone reflects the author's attitude; mood is the reader's feeling, theme is the message.

Resolution concludes the story; rising action builds tension, exposition introduces setting.

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