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Parts of a Story Quiz

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Story structure basics

by Lourdes Lopez
1

What is exposition in a story?

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2

What describes the rising action?

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3

Define climax in a story.

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What is falling action?

5

What is the resolution (denouement)?

6

What is a protagonist?

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What describes an antagonist?

8

What is a setting?

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What is foreshadowing?

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What is narrative perspective?

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Exposition sets up who, where, and what’s at stake.

Rising action adds complications and interest leading to the climax.

Climax is the peak of excitement or conflict.

Falling action ties up loose ends after the climax.

Resolution concludes the story by solving the main conflict.

The protagonist drives the main plot and goals.

The antagonist creates obstacles for the protagonist.

Setting establishes mood and context for events.

Foreshadowing prepares readers for what comes next.

Perspective shapes what information is shared and how.

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