Story Elements
Compare and contrast
Point of view and Sequence
Narrative Writing
Opinion Writing
100

What is the **theme** of a story?

The main message or lesson learned

100

What does it mean to **compare** two characters in a story?

Explain how they are alike and different  

100

What is the **first-person point of view**?  

The narrator is a character and uses "I" and "my"  

100

What are the three main parts of a narrative?

Introduction, middle, conclusion

100

What is the purpose of an opinion essay?

To share a personal belief and support it with reasons  

200

Which of the following is an example of a **character trait**?

Brave  

200

Read the sentences below:  

   - **Jason loves playing soccer and being outside.**  

   - **Liam enjoys reading books indoors.**  

   How are Jason and Liam different?  

Jason likes to be outside, while Liam prefers to be indoors.  

200

If a story is written in **third-person** point of view, what pronouns might you see?  

He, she, they  

200

Which of the following sentences is a good **hook** for a story?

Watch out!” Mia shouted as the skateboard zoomed toward her.  

200

What should each body paragraph in an opinion essay include?  

A reason supporting the opinion and an example  

300

What is the **setting** of a story?

The time and place where the story happens

300

Which **signal words** help you recognize a **contrast** between two things?  

However, but, on the other hand  

300

What **signal words** help show the order of events?

Before, first, next, then, finally  

300

Which of the following is NOT an element of a narrative?

Opinion

300

What is the best way to end an opinion essay?  

Summarize your opinion and encourage the reader to think about it