Setting
Conflict
Slow-down method / Title / Surprise ending
Foreshadowing/ Selective information
Figurative language
100

What is the setting in a story?

The time and place where the story happens.

100

What is conflict in a story?

Conflict is the main problem or struggle that the characters must face.

100

What is the slow down method?

When the author describes a moment in great detail to make readers wait and build suspense.

100

What is foreshadowing?

Foreshadowing is when the author gives clues about something that will happen later in the story.

100

Which word is an example of onomatopoeia?

bang, creak, tap, boom

200

Name two details that can make a setting feel suspenseful.

darkness, fog, thunderstorms, strange noises, abandoned buildings, eerie silence, etc.

200

How does conflict help create suspense?


Conflict makes readers worry about what will happen next and whether the characters will overcome the problem.




200

Give an example of the slow down method.

 Instead of writing, "She opened the door," the author writes, "Her hand trembled as she slowly reached for the cold doorknob, took a deep breath, and turned it inch by inch."

200

What kinds of clues can be used as foreshadowing?

Clues can include mysterious warnings, unusual events, strange weather, objects, or a character's feelings.

200

Alliteration example:

The silent snake slithered through the shadows.

300

Why is setting important in a suspense story?

It creates the mood, builds tension, and makes readers wonder what will happen next.

300

What was the conflict between Harry Potter and Voldemort?

Voldemort wanted to kill Harry and take control of the wizarding world, while Harry wanted to stop Voldemort and protect others.

300

Give an example of a suspenseful title.

The Haunted Cabin, The Midnight Visitor, The Secret Basement, Don't Open the Door, The Shadow in the Woods, etc.


300

Give an example of foreshadowing.

An old man warns, "Don't go into the forest after dark," hinting that something bad may happen later.

300

Onomatopoeia means?

soundwords


400

How does a suspenseful setting affect the reader?

It makes the reader feel nervous, curious, and excited to find out what happens next.

400

What was the conflict between the Avengers and Thanos?

Thanos wanted to collect the Infinity Stones and erase half of all life, while the Avengers wanted to stop him and save the universe.

400

What is a surprise ending?

A surprise ending is an ending that the reader does not expect.

400

What is selective information?

It is when the author does not tell the reader everything.

400

Alliteration means?

Repeating the beginning sound of the words

500

How does the weather help create a suspenseful setting?

  1. Storms, heavy rain, fog, wind, or lightning can make a setting feel dangerous and mysterious. 
500

Can a story have suspense without conflict?

No. Conflict is what creates tension and gives readers a reason to wonder what will happen next.

500

When should a surprise ending happen in a story?

 It usually happens at the end of the story after the main conflict has been solved.

500

Give an example of selective information.

The character hears footsteps behind them, but the author does not reveal who is following them.

500

Tell me a book or a movie which has a lot of suspense.

answers may vary, for example: Jaws, Harry Potter, etc.