Vocabulary
PLOT
Genres
Literary Texts
True or False
100

What does conflict mean?

Problem

100

What 3 things do we always learn in the beginning of a story?

Characters

Setting

Conflict

100

Writing that is about facts or real events.

A. non-fiction

B. fiction

C. poetry

A. non-fiction

100

A series of events that form the story in a novel or movie.

A. main idea

B. plot

C. supporting details

B. plot

100

If a text has the word narrative in it, that means it's going to be told as a story

TRUE

200

What two words mean "the message of a story"?

Moral or Theme

200

The central idea or main point of the passage.

A. summary

B. theme

C. main idea

C. main idea

200

A piece of writing that tells a story and is performed on stage.

A. fiction

B. drama

C. informative text

B. drama

200

A position or perspective (way of seeing things). This usually refers to who is telling the story.

A. Narrator

B. Point of view

C. Summary 

B. Point of view

200

A narrative non-fiction will have a theme and plot

TRUE

as long as it's narrative, it has the elements of a story

300

Descriptive words that the poet uses to create pictures in the readers mind.

A. metaphor

B. imagery

C. simile

B. imagery

300

What do we call the point of a story where there is a turning point in the main character and the story starts to change?

A. Exposition

B. Climax

C. Conflict

B. Climax

300

A biography written by the person it is about.

A. autobiography

B. biography

C. fiction

A. autobiography

300

One of the people/things from a story.

A. setting

B. character

C. noun

B. character

300

If there is a conflict, there is always a solution

FALSE

400

Words with the same or similar meanings

A. keywords

B. synonym

C. antonym

B. synonym

400

What point of view is:

the narrator is not a character in the story

3rd person

400

Text that is written with the intention to convince you to think or do something.

A. informative text

B. argumentative text

C. poetry

B. argumentative text

400

To convince a reader of a certain point of view.

A. Entertain

B. Persuade

C. Inform

B. Persuade

400

The author's purpose of all narratives are entertaining

FALSE

Non-Fiction stories can be narratives too

500

A word that has an opposite meaning to another word

A. antonym

B. synonym

C. definition

A. antonym

500

As we are ending our story, what happens in the resolution of plot?

A. OMG moment - most exciting part

B. All our questions get answered

C. Learn about our conflict

B. All our questions get answered

500

A short story that usually is about animals and is intended to teach a lesson.

A. Drama

B. Fable

C. Informative text

B. Fable

500

To hold the attention of the reader through enjoyment.

A. entertain

B. inform

C. persuade

A. entertain

500

The message of a text can be found by following who in the text? 

Main Character

- figure out the climax and you will start to learn the message the author is wanting you to learn

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