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How to Train Your Dragon - Narrative Elements

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Test your understanding of How to Train Your Dragon by exploring its narrative elements!

Answer questions about characters, conflict, climax, theme, and more. Show that you don’t just know the story, but that you understand how it is built.

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Test your understanding of How to Train Your Dragon by exploring its narrative elements! Answer questions about characters, conflict, climax, theme, and more. Show that you don’t just know the story, but that you understand how it is built.

by Iker Oroz
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Who is the protagonist?

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Who acts as an antagonist at the beginning of the story?

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Which character is dynamic (changes during the story)?

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Which character is mostly flat?

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What is the main conflict of the story?

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What is the setting?

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What is the climax of the story?

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Which of these is an example of foreshadowing?

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What is a key theme of the story?

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Toothless can be seen as a symbol of:

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What type of narrator does the MOVIE use?

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What type of narrator does the BOOK use?

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What creates the mood of the story at the beginning?

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What is the tone of the story overall?

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Which is an example of dialogue?

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What is an example of characterisation?

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Which is an example of imagery?

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Is there a flashback in the movie?

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