Character & Plot Essentials Quiz

Froggy Jumps

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Character & Plot Essentials Quiz


Froggy Jumps Character & Plot Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your literary terms knowledge par Lauran Woolley 1 In the story, Maya is the brave hero who sets out on a journey to save her village. Because she is the main character, she is the ________. a Foreshadowing b Protagonist c Antagonist 2 The villain in the movie keeps trying to stop the hero from completing his mission. Since he works against the hero the entire time, he is the ________. a Transition b Antagonist c Protagonist 3 Early in the mystery novel, the author describes a dark cloud forming over the town and a warning siren in the distance. These hints ________ the dangerous storm that appears later in the story. a Foreshadowing b Fractured c Preposterous 4 When Ben claimed he could run faster than a race car, his friends laughed because the idea sounded completely ________. a Meticulous b Fractured c Preposterous 5 After reading the article and studying the evidence, the students were able to ________ that recycling helps reduce pollution. a Thesis b Conclude c Evaluate 6 Before choosing which invention was the most useful, the class had to ________ each one by thinking about its benefits and weaknesses. a Thesis b Evaluate c Conclude 7 In her essay, Maria clearly stated her main argument about why school gardens are important. This main claim is called the ________. a Thesis b Transition c Meticulous 8 The author used the phrase “later that evening” as a ________ to move the story smoothly from the afternoon scene to nighttime. a Transition b Foreshadowing c Antagonist 9 When the glass jar fell off the counter, it hit the floor and became ________, with cracks spreading across the surface. a Fractured b Transition c Meticulous 10 The scientist checked every measurement twice and carefully recorded each tiny change in the experiment. She was extremely ________, making sure nothing was overlooked. a Meticulous b Preposterous c Thesis

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Character & Plot Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Lauran Woolley

In the story, Maya is the brave hero who sets out on a journey to save her village. Because she is the main character, she is the ________.

The villain in the movie keeps trying to stop the hero from completing his mission. Since he works against the hero the entire time, he is the ________.

Early in the mystery novel, the author describes a dark cloud forming over the town and a warning siren in the distance. These hints ________ the dangerous storm that appears later in the story.

When Ben claimed he could run faster than a race car, his friends laughed because the idea sounded completely ________.

After reading the article and studying the evidence, the students were able to ________ that recycling helps reduce pollution.

Before choosing which invention was the most useful, the class had to ________ each one by thinking about its benefits and weaknesses.

In her essay, Maria clearly stated her main argument about why school gardens are important. This main claim is called the ________.

The author used the phrase “later that evening” as a ________ to move the story smoothly from the afternoon scene to nighttime.

When the glass jar fell off the counter, it hit the floor and became ________, with cracks spreading across the surface.

The scientist checked every measurement twice and carefully recorded each tiny change in the experiment. She was extremely ________, making sure nothing was overlooked.