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English Story Elements QuizVersion en ligne Quiz on story elements par Vanessa Luvianos 1 This are who the story is mostly about. a Characters b Setting c Theme d Plot 2 Is where the story mostly takes place. a Characters b Conflict c Setting d Plot 3 Is what the story is about. It usually includes a problem in the middle. a Setting b Plot c Theme d Characters 4 If something is true, or it really happened, it is a a myth b fact c fiction d opinion 5 If something is what someone thinks or believes, it is an a evidence b fact c opinion d truth 6 It is the order in which things happen: First, Next, and Last. a plot b sequence c timeline d setting 7 An author writes for one of three main reasons: To entertain: To tell a fun story. To inform (teach): To give facts and information. To persuade (convince): To get you to think or do something. a genre b tone c author's purpose d character 8 If something is real or true, it belongs to a Myth b Fantasy c Realism (Fact) d Fiction 9 If something is make-believe or magical, it belongs to a Realism (Fact) b Biography c Nonfiction d Fantasy (Fiction) 10 The ______is why something happened. a character b cause c effect d story 11 The _______ is what happened because of it. a theme b effect c cause d setting 12 The _______ is what the story is mostly about. a plot b theme c setting d main idea 13 The _________ are small pieces of information that describe it. a details b themes c conflicts d characters 14 ____________ are words in a sentence that help you figure out the meaning of words you do not know. a syntax b tone c dictionary d context clues 15 Hey adventurer! Did you know chapter books are like a secret movie playing inside your mind? In these books, you get to be the director and imagine the characters exactly how you want. Plus, the adventures last much longer than short stories, making your reading time extra exciting. It is the best way to build a super strong brain while having fun. Grab a chapter book today and start your next big journey! a Informational Text b Persuasive Text c Entretainment Text 16 Did you know that long ago, all books had to be written entirely by hand? It took a very long time to make just one book until a man named Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440. This amazing machine used metal letters and ink to stamp words onto paper much faster. Because of his invention, libraries grew and people all around the world could finally own and read their favorite stories. a Informational text b Entretaniment text c Persuasive Text 17 Once upon a time, a tiny purple dragon named Pip lost his magical spark. He searched all over the Whispering Forest until he found a grumpy, snoring frog wearing a shiny gold crown. Pip gently tickled the frog's nose, causing him to sneeze a giant cloud of colorful sparkles. With a happy roar, Pip caught the magic, his wings lit up, and he flew happily back into the sky! a Entretainment text b Informational Text c Persuasive Text

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English Story Elements QuizVersion en ligne

par Vanessa Luvianos

This are who the story is mostly about.

Is where the story mostly takes place.

Is what the story is about. It usually includes a problem in the middle.

If something is true, or it really happened, it is a

If something is what someone thinks or believes, it is an

It is the order in which things happen: First, Next, and Last.

An author writes for one of three main reasons: To entertain: To tell a fun story. To inform (teach): To give facts and information. To persuade (convince): To get you to think or do something.

If something is real or true, it belongs to

If something is make-believe or magical, it belongs to

The ______is why something happened.

The _______ is what happened because of it.

The _______ is what the story is mostly about.

The _________ are small pieces of information that describe it.

____________ are words in a sentence that help you figure out the meaning of words you do not know.