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is a rapid-fire review game designed for quick, active classroom participation. Seated in a large circle, students pass a numbered cube while the music plays. When the beat drops, the student holding the box tosses it into the center to reveal a Level 1 or Level 2 Yes/No question about story elements.

It's a fast, simple, and high-energy way to test basic memory and understanding—giving students just 30 seconds to make the right call and score easy points for their team!

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EASY-LEVEL 1-2 (YES/NO)


EASY-LEVEL 1-2 (YES/NO)Online version is a rapid-fire review game designed for quick, active classroom participation. Seated in a large circle, students pass a numbered cube while the music plays. When the beat drops, the student holding the box tosses it into the center to reveal a Level 1 or Level 2 Yes/No question about story elements. It's a fast, simple, and high-energy way to test basic memory and understanding—giving students just 30 seconds to make the right call and score easy points for their team! by charyllegrace alonzo 1 Is the most exciting part of a story called the beginning? Yes No 2 Is the big problem in a story called the resolution? Yes No 3 Are the people or animals in a story called characters? Yes No 4 Is two characters fighting each other an example of Character vs. Character conflict? Yes No 5 Is a struggle inside a character's mind called external conflict? Yes No 6 If a story uses "I" and "me," is it first-person point of view? Yes No 7 Is the time and place of a story called the setting? Yes No 8 Is the bad guy or main opponent called the antagonist? Yes No 9 Does the rising action happen after the climax of the story? Yes No 10 Is a conversation between characters called dialogue? Yes No 11 Is a character battling their own fear or self-doubt an example of Character vs. Society conflict? Yes No 12 Is the main character called the protagonist? Yes No 13 Is fighting against a severe storm an example of Character vs. Nature? Yes No 14 Is the lesson or message of a story called the theme? Yes No 15 Is the exposition the part where the story introduces the main characters? Yes No 16 Is a character breaking an unfair law an example of Character vs. Society conflict? Yes No 17 Is the order of events in a story called the plot? Yes No 18 Does foreshadowing give clues about what will happen later in the story? Yes No 19 Does an all-knowing narrator know what every character is thinking? Yes No 20 Is the ending where the story finishes called the resolution? Yes No

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Is the most exciting part of a story called the beginning?

Is the big problem in a story called the resolution?

Are the people or animals in a story called characters?

Is two characters fighting each other an example of Character vs. Character conflict?

Is a struggle inside a character's mind called external conflict?

If a story uses "I" and "me," is it first-person point of view?

Is the time and place of a story called the setting?

Is the bad guy or main opponent called the antagonist?

Does the rising action happen after the climax of the story?

Is a conversation between characters called dialogue?

Is a character battling their own fear or self-doubt an example of Character vs. Society conflict?

Is the main character called the protagonist?

Is fighting against a severe storm an example of Character vs. Nature?

Is the lesson or message of a story called the theme?

Is the exposition the part where the story introduces the main characters?

Is a character breaking an unfair law an example of Character vs. Society conflict?

Is the order of events in a story called the plot?

Does foreshadowing give clues about what will happen later in the story?

Does an all-knowing narrator know what every character is thinking?

Is the ending where the story finishes called the resolution?