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Story Elements Quiz

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Identify core story elements

by alma martinez
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1.What do we call the very beginning of a story where the characters and setting are introduced?

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2.What is the central problem or struggle that the main character faces called?

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3.Which part of the plot is the turning point, usually the most exciting or high-tension moment?

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4.What happens during the "rising action" of a story?

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5.What is the "resolution" of a plot?

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6.True or False: The antagonist is always the character who tries to help the main character solve their problem.

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7.What do we call the events that happen after the climax, where the story starts wrapping up?

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8.If a story takes place in a spooky castle during a thunderstorm, what plot element do "castle" and "thunderstorm" describe?

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9.What is the difference between an internal conflict and an external conflict?

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10.In a classic fairy tale, what part of the plot usually includes the phrase "and they lived happily ever after"?

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