Fiction Terms
Quiz by David Peckrill
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20 questions
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- Q1A story that is not true or is made upfiction10sEditDelete
- Q2A long work of fictionnovel10sEditDelete
- Q3A brief work of fictionshort story10sEditDelete
- Q4Events that make up a storyplot10sEditDelete
- Q5the problem or struggle that drives a storyconflict10sEditDelete
- Q6Beginning of a story, gives background information, introduces setting, characters, conflictexposition10sEditDelete
- Q7story develops, becomes more complexrising action10sEditDelete
- Q8Most exciting moment of the story; turning pointclimax10sEditDelete
- Q9Events after the climax, leading to the resolutionfalling action10sEditDelete
- Q10The time and place of a storysetting10sEditDelete
- Q11A person, animal or imaginary creature in a storycharacter10sEditDelete
- Q12meaning or moral of story; central ideatheme10sEditDelete
- Q13an important charactermajor character10sEditDelete
- Q14Less important characters in the story; they interact with the main character and help to move the plot along.minor character10sEditDelete
- Q15The perspective from which a story is toldpoint of view10sEditDelete
- Q16The Narrator is one of the characters and tells the story in his or her own words; uses the words I, me, we, and us; the reader only knows what the narrator knows and observesfirst-person point of view10sEditDelete
- Q17The narrator, who is not a character, zooms in on just one or a few charactersthird-person limited point of view10sEditDelete
- Q18When the narrator is outside the events of the story and tells the thoughts and feelings of all charactersthird-person omniscient point of view10sEditDelete
- Q19Main character in a storyprotagonist10sEditDelete
- Q20The opponent or enemy of the main character, or protagonistantagonist10sEditDelete