Plot Power
Character Check
Conflict Corner
Setting Scene
THEME TIME
100

What is the plot of a story?

The sequence of events in the story.

100

What is a character?

A person, animal, or figure in a story.

100

What is conflict in a story?

The problem or struggle the characters face.  

100

What is setting?

Where and when a story happens.

100

What is theme?

The lesson or message of the story.

200

In The Three Little Pigs, what is the climax of the story?

When the wolf tries to blow down the brick house.

200

In Cinderella, who is the main character?

Cinderella

200

Name two types of conflict.

Internal (inside a character) and external (outside forces).

200

What is the setting of Finding Nemo?

The ocean (various locations under the sea).

200

What theme fits this story? A boy works hard to achieve his dream of being a basketball player.

Hard work pays off / Follow your dreams.

300

Passage: “Maria practiced every day for the spelling bee. Finally, the day came, and she walked nervously onto the stage.” 

What part of the plot is shown here?

Rising Action

300

Passage: “James always helped his friends, even when it was hard.”
What does this tell you about James’s character?

He is kind and loyal.

300

Passage: “Sarah wanted to tell the truth, but she didn’t want to lose her best friend.”
What kind of conflict is this?

Internal conflict (character vs. self).

300

“The old castle stood on a hill, surrounded by dark clouds.”


How does the setting affect the mood?

It creates a spooky or gloomy mood.

300

Passage: “Even though Maya lost the race, she was proud of finishing and encouraged others to try.”
What theme does this show?

Never give up / Encourage others.

400

Why is the resolution important in a plot?

It shows how the conflict is solved and ends the story.

400

What is the difference between a main character and a minor character?

Main character drives the story; minor character supports it.

400

In The Lion King, what is Simba’s main conflict?

He must face Scar and take his place as king.

400

Why is setting important in a story?

It influences the events, mood, and characters.

400

How is theme different from the main idea?

Theme is the lesson; main idea is what the story is about.

500

Explain how the climax of a story can affect the mood.

It creates suspense, excitement, or tension for the reader.

500

How can a character’s actions affect the theme of the story?

Their choices and actions often teach the lesson or message.

500

Explain how conflict can affect the mood of a story.

Conflict creates tension, suspense, or excitement.

500

How could a story change if the setting were different?

The events, mood, or even the conflict might change.

500

Explain how theme can affect the meaning of a story.

  • It gives the story its purpose and deeper message.

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