Quiz #2- Plot

1. The time and location in which a story takes place.

Context

Historical context

Setting

Environment

Period

2. The end of a plot chart, marking the last events of a story.

Basic situation

Rising action

Climax

Resolution

Falling action

3. The basic outline of a story

Timeline

Plot

Setting

Context

Complication

4. An educated guess or prediction based on context clues, facts, and prior knowledge

Analyzation

Inference

Answer

Idea

Reflection

5. A character faced with overcoming emotional struggles is suffering from:

External conflict

Internal conflict

Depression

Complications

Low self-esteem

6. A character facing problems because of other characters, God, or nature, is suffering from

External conflict

Internal conflict

Depression

Complications

Self-esteem

7. Words or phrases that the author uses, usually in the setting, to allow readers to predict what will happen later in the story.

Complication

Prediction

Foreshadowing

Rising action

Falling action

8. The first part of a plot chart labelling the setting and the initial conflict.

Basic situation

Rising action

Complication

Resolution

Climax

9. Simply put, this is "the point of no return" in the plot of a story.

Basic situation

Rising action

Falling action

Resolution

Climax

10. Also known as the rising action, the second part of a plot that labels the main character's conflicts:

The mountain

Complication

Basic situation

Climax

Resolution

Quiz #2- Plot

1. The time and location in which a story takes place.

2.

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2. The end of a plot chart, marking the last events of a story.

3. The basic outline of a story

4. An educated guess or prediction based on context clues, facts, and prior knowledge

5. A character faced with overcoming emotional struggles is suffering from:

6. A character facing problems because of other characters, God, or nature, is suffering from

7. Words or phrases that the author uses, usually in the setting, to allow readers to predict what will happen later in the story.

8. The first part of a plot chart labelling the setting and the initial conflict.

9. Simply put, this is "the point of no return" in the plot of a story.

10. Also known as the rising action, the second part of a plot that labels the main character's conflicts: