What makes it fiction?
Character Traits
Story Elements
Theme
BONUS ROUND
100

What do we call the way we sort books into categories? Example: Fiction

Genre

100

What are the 2 main types of character traits?

Inner/interior character traits

Outer/Exterior character traits

100

Name all 4 story elements

Characters

Setting

Problem

Solution


100

What does theme mean?

The lesson or the moral the author wants you to learn

200
Name one of 2 things that absolutely makes a story fiction?

Made up story

OR

Made up characters

200

Give one example of an outer character trait?

The way they look (skin color, eye color, hair color)

The clothes they wear (shoes, shirt, pants, etc.)

The things they do (jump, run, skip)

200

What is another name for the solution?

The Resolution

200

What do you need to use from the story to figure out what the theme is?

Use clues or evidence! (inferencing skills!)

300

What do we call the line or hill we use to retell a story?

Plot Line / Plot Hill

300

Give one example of an inner/internal character trait?

The characters feelings

The things the character says


300

What is another name for the problem?

The conflict

300

What do you need to know first before you can figure out the theme?

You need to know the Topic/Main Idea of the story first
400

When we retell a story, we split it into 3 parts, do we need to tell those parts in order? And if yes, what are those parts called?

Yes they must be told in order. They are the Beginning (B), Middle (M), & End (E)

400

In this example, name an exterior/outer trait of the main character:

"Once upon a time a girl named Snow White lived deep in the forest. She lived there with her seven helping dwarfs. Snow White had long black hair, and red cherry lips. She was very kind to animals and people."

She lived in a forest

She has long black hair

She has red cherry lips


400

The setting can affect who in the story when its changed?

The characters!

400

Find the theme in this short story:

"Chopstick was so scared to do things without his brother. He had never done anything by himself. But, when he tried new things out he realize he COULD do hard things! He had so much fun teaching his brother all kinds of new activities!"

Theme: 

*You can do hard things if you try.

*Try new things and you might like it

500

What does a character have to be able to do?

Think, Feel, Do

500

In this story give an example of the main characters inner/interior character traits:

"Once upon a time there were three little pigs. These pigs were very different from one another. The first pig did not take his time to make good choices, he really liked to nap. Pig one was not a hard worker."

Pig one was lazy

  

500

We use the story elements to explain what?

The plot (BME)

500

Why is the theme important to understand in a fiction story?

It helps us understand what the author wanted us to learn from reading the story.

500

What order do we use the story elements in when we are retelling a story using the plot??

In the beginning we meet the characters and learn where the setting takes place


As we go on the main character develops a problem

In the middle the characters try to solve the problem by trying different things

At the top of the plot hill (m) is the climax (the most important/exciting/scary part of the story)

Then finally towards the end the character finds a solution to their problem 

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