Elements of a Story
Literary Devices
Genre and Forms
Fun Facts A
Fun Facts B
100

What is the high point or most exciting moment of the plot?

Climax

100

“The stars winked at me” uses what literary device?

Personification

100

What genre includes magical creatures and settings?

Fantasy

100

Who is the boy wizard in J.K. Rowling’s books?

Harry Potter

100

What is the name of the boy who never grows up?

Peter Pan

200

Which of these is NOT a story element?
A. Plot
B. Theme
C. Simile
D. Character

C. Simile

200

True or False: “He was as brave as a lion” is a metaphor.

False

200

A short tale that teaches a moral, often with animals.

Fable

200

What animal is Aslan?

Lion

200

In Alice in Wonderland, what animal does Alice follow down a hole?

Rabbit

300

What is the order of events in a story?

Plot

300

What term is used to refer to the speaker of a poem?

Persona

300

What is a long story about a hero's journey?

Epic

300

Who is the detective in Arthur Conan Doyle's stories?

Sherlock Holmes

300

Who is the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
A. J.K. Rowling
B. Roald Dahl
C. Rick Riordan
D. C.S. Lewis

B. Roald Dahl
400

What is the central message or main idea of a story called?

Theme

400

What literary device is used to hint at future events?

Foreshadowing

400

A poem must always rhyme.

False

400

Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?

William Shakespeare

400

In which story does a wooden puppet wish to become a real boy?

Pinnochio

500

What is another term for resolution (how a story ends)?

Denouement

500

What literary device appeals to the five senses?

Imagery

500

A story passed through oral tradition.

Folktale

500

What’s the name of the monster in Frankenstein?

He has no name.

500

What’s the name of the girl who travelled to Oz?
A. Matilda
B. Dorothy
C. Anne
D. Wendy

B. Dorothy

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