Theme / Summary
Characters
Conflict & Resolution
Setting & Plot
Realistic Fiction
100

The theme is the ________ or message of the story.

the lesson 

100

The most important character is called the ________.

Main character

100

The conflict is the ________ of the story.

problem

100

The setting tells us where and ______ the story happens.

when

100

Realistic fiction is a story that could ________ in real life.

happen

200

If a character learns to never give up, what is the theme?

perseverance

200

A character who helps the story but is not the main focus is called a ________.

minor character

200

The resolution is how the __________ is solved.

problem

200

The plot is the ______ of the story.

events

200

True or False: Realistic fiction has magic.

False
300

What four things MUST be in a summary?

Main characters, setting, problem, big events, resolution of conflict

300

Who do we follow the most in the story?

Main character

300

A boy loses his homework. What is the conflict?

the lost homework

300

“A school in the morning” describes which story element?

Setting

300

Which is realistic fiction?

A) A dragon goes to school
B) A boy moves to a new city

A boy moves to a new city

400

A summary should tell the most _________ parts of the story.

important

400

True or False: A minor character can help the main character solve the problem.

True

400

A girl apologizes to her friend after a fight. Is this conflict or resolution?

resolution

400

Put these in order: problem, events, resolution.

Problem---> events ---> resolution

400

Name one feature of realistic fiction.

Real people, real problems, real settings, no magic.

500

A girl loses her cat, searches the neighborhood, and finds it at a friend's house.

A girl loses her cat and finds it after searching the neighborhood.

500

In a story about a girl training for a race, who might be a minor character?

coach, friend, parent, etc. answer will vary 

500

Give an example of a conflict and a matching resolution.

Any correct pair—e.g., conflict: someone forgets their project; resolution: they ask the teacher for extra time.

500

A plot must include the beginning, middle, and end. What happens in the middle?

Climax 

500

Why is realistic fiction believable?

Because the situations could happen in real life.