This EL121 Units 3 + 4 Quiz focuses on the structure and elements of plot in storytelling. Questions cover exposition, climax, conflict, and other key points, assessing understanding of narrative construction and literary analysis.
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Round
Flat
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Climax
Rising action
Resolution
Falling action
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Doesn't change in a story
Is also a flat character
Must be a minor character
Changes throughout the story
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Where the reader is taken into the future
Where the reader is taken back to an event in the past
Where the reader waits for something to happen
Where background information is given
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Episodic plot
Conflict
Resistance literature
Twist or surprise ending
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The reason behind a character's action.
When a character does something for no reason.
What characters in a story say or do.
When we are shown different sides of a character
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Background information about the characters only.
The way the events of a story are arranged.
A specific structure related to the theme in a story.
The events reaching a high point in a story.
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Surprise ending
Conflict
Episodic
Epiphany
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A dynamic character.
A static character.
A flat character.
A round character.
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Resolution, rising, climax, falling & exposition
Rising, climax & falling
Exposition, rising, climax & resolution
Exposition, rising, climax, falling & resolution
Background info about the setting & characters
Background info about the problems
Background info about what will happen in the resolution
Background info about the rising action
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A struggle to become a better person.
A struggle to save the little girl in the hospital
He doesn't know whether to stay in his country or leave.
Whether he should join the resistance and fight
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Because the policeman is not a main character
Because readers will not be interested in him
Because he doesn't want to reveal his real identity
Because he will give us more information later
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To give the reader a better idea of the characters.
Give the reader more info about the setting.
Begin the action or problem of the story.
Begin the falling action of the story.
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