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reading 5th grade

genre quiz

QuestionAnswer
the important parts that make up a story story elements
a person animal or creature in a story character
the main character protagonist
character or force that works against the main character antagonist
word that describes what a character is like on the inside. includes personality feelings and how they usually act character trait
where and when a story takes place setting
series of events that happen in a story plot
what a paragraph passage or story is mostly about main idea
to tell the most important parts of a text in your own words. summarize
the order in which events happen in a story or text sequence
big lesson or meaning the author wants you to learn from the story central message
the message or lesson the author wants you to learn theme
the main problem in the story conflict
events that build up to the biggest moment in the story rising action
most exciting or important part of the story - when the main problem is faced climax
events that happen after the climax and lead to the ending falling action
how the problem is solved in the end resolution
introduces characters and setting beginning
where the conflict grows and events build up middle
where the conflict is solved and the story concludes ending
who is telling the story (I, me ) point of view
the narrator is outside the story ( he, she, they) third person
the words characters say in the story dialogue
the voice telling the story narrator
how the story makes the reader feel mood
the authors attitude toward the subject tone
clues that hint at what will happen later foreshadowing
when a story goes back in time to show past events flashback
Created by: Ouellettegirls
 

 



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