Elements of Fiction Quiz

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Basics of fiction elements for ESL

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Froggy Jumps Elements of Fiction QuizOnline version Basics of fiction elements for ESL by Ruth Beveridge 1 What is genre? a A place where stories are kept. b A character's name. c A category or type of a story. 2 Example of realistic fiction. a A story about space aliens. b A magical world with dragons. c A story about real people and events. 3 Setting a What the story is about. b Who tells the story? c Where and when the story happens. 4 Protagonist a The author. b The main character. c A side character. 5 Antagonist a The setting. b The narrator. c The person or thing fighting the main character. 6 Author a The main character. b The book's cover. c The writer of the story. 7 Exposition a The end of the story. b The start of the story where people and place are introduced. c The part with pictures only. 8 What is conflict? a A problem or challenge in the story. b A happy ending. c A description of the weather. 9 What is theme? a The main idea or message of the story. b The name of the author. c The number of chapters. 10 What is point of view? a What the story is about. b Where the story takes place. c Who tells the story.

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Elements of Fiction QuizOnline version

Basics of fiction elements for ESL

by Ruth Beveridge

What is genre?

A place where stories are kept.

A character's name.

A category or type of a story.

Example of realistic fiction.

A story about space aliens.

A magical world with dragons.

A story about real people and events.

Setting

What the story is about.

Who tells the story?

Where and when the story happens.

Protagonist

The author.

The main character.

A side character.

Antagonist

The setting.

The narrator.

The person or thing fighting the main character.

Author

The main character.

The book's cover.

The writer of the story.

Exposition

The end of the story.

The start of the story where people and place are introduced.

The part with pictures only.

What is conflict?

A problem or challenge in the story.

A happy ending.

A description of the weather.

What is theme?

The main idea or message of the story.

The name of the author.

The number of chapters.

What is point of view?

What the story is about.

Where the story takes place.

Who tells the story.

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Elements of Fiction QuizOnline version

by Ruth Beveridge

What is genre?

Example of realistic fiction.

Setting

Protagonist

Antagonist

Author

Exposition

What is conflict?

What is theme?

What is point of view?

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