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Plot & POV Review Quiz

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Plot & POV Review QuizOnline version

Assess plot, POV, diction & mood

by Jezza Abaricio
1

What is the event that starts the main conflict in a story called?

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What does exposition in a plot provide?

3

Which plot part follows the rising action toward the turning point?

4

What follows the climax and leads toward a conclusion?

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What is point of view in a story?

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Which voice uses 'I' or 'my' in narration?

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Which POV addresses the reader as 'you'?

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What best describes third-person?

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Diction refers to what in writing?

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How do tone and mood differ?

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The inciting incident kickstarts the central conflict; rising action builds it, climax peaks it, resolution resolves it.

Exposition sets the scene with background details; twists or outcomes come later.

The climax is the turning point; exposition starts, rising action builds, resolution ends.

Falling action wraps up events after the climax before the resolution.

POV is whose perspective tells the story, not its genre or mood.

First person uses 'I'; second uses 'you'; third uses 'he/she/they'.

Second person uses 'you'; other options narrate from a character or external view.

Omniscient narrators can reveal multiple characters' thoughts; others are limited.

Diction is the author’s word choice; other options concern style or structure.

Tone is attitude of narrator; mood is the reader's emotional climate.

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