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Froggy Jumps Conflict & Plot MasteryOnline version Test your plot and conflict instincts by alifa nur sabrina 1 What is the role of conflict in a story? a It is optional and decorative b It is the engine that drives the story forward c It is only for action scenes 2 Which is a subtle form of conflict? a A character feeling excluded from a game b A fight scene between rivals c A rigid chase sequence 3 What are the three key questions to build conflict? a How long will it take?; Where to publish?; Who benefits? b Who is the author?; Where is the setting?; When does it end? c What do you want?; What's at stake?; Who/what is in your way? 4 Why should the antagonist be worthy? a To win the ego contest b To fill pages with dialogue c To maintain tension and stakes 5 What is a major type of conflict where the protagonist battles against society? a Person vs. God b Person vs. Society c Person vs. Technology 6 What does the Domino Theory in plotting illustrate? a How to introduce a new character b How one event triggers the next c How to end a scene quickly 7 Which part of the plot is the turning point where the story pivots? a Denouement b Crisis c Inciting Incident 8 What is the purpose of the denouement? a To tie up loose ends and settle the story b To introduce the main conflict c To start a new plot thread 9 Which technique can be used to move the plot forward non-chronologically? a Sequential dialogue essays b Direct exposition only c Flashbacks 10 What is the difference between premise and plot? a Premise is always a mystery; plot is known b Premise is the ending; plot is the beginning c Premise is the seed; plot is the full sequence of events 11 What is conflict in a story? a A random event with no impact b A list of characters only c The obstacle between the protagonist and their goal 12 Name one of the three key questions to build conflict. a Who is the author? b What do you want? c Where does the story take place? 13 Which is a type of conflict? a Character bio development b Mood creation c Person vs. Nature 14 What does the Domino Theory describe? a A method to write dialogue b How to end a story quickly c How one event triggers the next 15 Difference between premise and plot? a Plot is the seed; premise is a summary b Premise and plot are the same thing c Premise is the seed; plot is the full sequence of events 16 What is an inciting incident? a A character's backstory only b The event that starts the conflict c The final scene of the story 17 Name a way to heighten suspense. a Ignore character goals b Decrease obstacles c Raise the stakes 18 What are the three acts of plot broadly called? a Act One, Act Two, Act Three b Intro, Build, Finish c Beginning, Middle, End 19 What is denouement? a The unraveling and wrapping up of the story b The opening hook of the story c The climax of the conflict 20 What best defines a scene in storytelling? a A chapter header only b An unrelated aside or memory c A unit of action at a specific time and place

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What is the role of conflict in a story?

Which is a subtle form of conflict?

What are the three key questions to build conflict?

Why should the antagonist be worthy?

What is a major type of conflict where the protagonist battles against society?

What does the Domino Theory in plotting illustrate?

Which part of the plot is the turning point where the story pivots?

What is the purpose of the denouement?

Which technique can be used to move the plot forward non-chronologically?

What is the difference between premise and plot?

What is conflict in a story?

Name one of the three key questions to build conflict.

Which is a type of conflict?

What does the Domino Theory describe?

Difference between premise and plot?

What is an inciting incident?

Name a way to heighten suspense.

What are the three acts of plot broadly called?

What is denouement?

What best defines a scene in storytelling?