Elements Of Plot Conflict And Comprehension Test! Trivia Quiz

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Do you have a proper understanding when it comes to plot conflict and comprehension? As an aspiring author, you need to have some basic knowledge about the parts that make a story a story, and the quiz below will see just how promising you are in this field. Do give it a try and see just how well you will do.

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1.

This usually occurs at the beginning of the story. Characters are introduced. We also learn about the setting. Most importantly, we are introduced to the main problem of the story.
- A.
  
  Rising action
- B.
  
  Exposition
- C.
  
  Resolution/denouement
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Falling action
2.

The point of greatest interest or suspense.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Falling action
- C.
  
  Climax
- D.
  
  Denouement
- E.
  
  Rising action
3.

The story comes to reasonable ending.
- A.
  
  Denouement
- B.
  
  Climax
- C.
  
  Exposition
- D.
  
  Falling action
- E.
  
  Rising action
4.

This part of the story begins to develop the conflicts. A building of suspense or interest occurs.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Denouement
5.

The turning point of the story. Usually the main character comes face-to-face with a conflict. Usually the main character will change in some way.

Discuss
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Climax
- D.
  
  Denouement
- E.
  
  Falling action
6.

The series of events that tie up the loose ends of the story. The conflict(s) and climax are taken care of.

Discuss
- A.
  
  Rising action
- B.
  
  Falling action
- C.
  
  Climax
- D.
  
  Denouement
- E.
  
  Exposition
7.

The correct order of the plot diagram is...

Discuss
- A.
  
  Rising action, exposition, climax, falling action, resoultion/denouement
- B.
  
  Exposition, climax, rising action, falling action, resolution/denouement
- C.
  
  Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution/denouement
- D.
  
  Exposition, resolution/denouement, falling action, rising action, climax
8.

Identify letter A in this plot diagram.
- A.
  
  Rising action
- B.
  
  Climax
- C.
  
  Exposition
- D.
  
  Falling acton
- E.
  
  Denouement
9.

Identify letter B in this plot diagram.
- A.
  
  Denouement
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Exposition
10.

Identify letter C in this plot diagram.
- A.
  
  Climax
- B.
  
  Falling action
- C.
  
  Denouement
- D.
  
  Exposition
- E.
  
  Rising action
11.

Identify letter D in this plot diagram.
- A.
  
  Falling action
- B.
  
  Climax
- C.
  
  Exposition
- D.
  
  Rising action
- E.
  
  Denouement
12.

Identify letter E in this plot diagram.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Denouement
- E.
  
  Climax
13.

The plot is ________________.
- A.
  
  A series of events that make up a story.
- B.
  
  The characters in the story.
- C.
  
  The solution to a problem.
- D.
  
  The title of the book.
14.

Read the following excerpt. What part of the plot does the highlighted text seem to be pulled from? Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. A perfect day for a class trip. While visiting the Space Center, Dan found the perfect gift for his mom at the gift shop. He reached for his wallet. It was gone! There was fifty dollars in that wallet! He started to panic. Dan decided to retrace his steps. He searched the food court. Nothing. He searched the boys’ restroom. Nothing. His heart raced. He’d worked a month as a paperboy to earn that much money. What would he do? Then he heard the announcement: “Dan Morgan, please come to the office.” Dan rushed in, and there was his wallet! He wondered how they knew it was his! Then he saw the label his mom had put on it. “Thank you, Mom,” whispered Dan. He returned to the tour with his classmates. Dan was now calm. Later that afternoon, Dan left the Space Center with the gift for his mother secure under his arm. His wallet was tucked safely back in his jean’s pocket.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Denoument
- E.
  
  Climax
15.
- Read the following excerpt. What part of the plot does the highlighted text seem to be pulled from?
Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. A perfect day for a class trip. While visiting the Space Center, Dan found the perfect gift for his mom at the gift shop. He reached for his wallet. It was gone! There was fifty dollars in that wallet! He started to panic. Dan decided to retrace his steps. He searched the food court. Nothing. He searched the boys’ restroom. Nothing! His heart raced. He’d worked a month as a paperboy to earn that much money. What would he do? Then he heard the announcement: “Dan Morgan, please come to the office.” Dan rushed in, and there was his wallet! He wondered how they knew it was his! Then he saw the label his mom had put on it. “Thank you Mom,” whispered Dan. He returned to the tour with his classmates. Dan was now calm. Later that afternoon, Dan left the Space Center with the gift for his mother under his arm. His wallet was tucked safely back in his jean’s pocket.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Denouement.
16.

Read the following excerpt. What part of the plot does the highlighted text seem to be pulled from? Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. A perfect day for a class trip. While visiting the Space Center, Dan found the perfect gift for his mom at the gift shop. He reached for his wallet. It was gone! There was fifty dollars in that wallet! He started to panic. Dan decided to retrace his steps. He searched the food court. Nothing. He searched the boys’ restroom. Nothing. His heart raced. He’d worked a month as a paperboy to earn that much money. What would he do? Then he heard the announcement:“Dan Morgan, please come to the office.” Dan rushed in, and there was his wallet! He wondered how they knew it was his! Then he saw the label his mom had put on it. “Thank you Mom,” whispered Dan. He returned to the tour with his classmates. Dan was now calm. Later that afternoon, Dan left the Space Center with the gift for his mother under his arm. His wallet was tucked safely back in his jean’s pocket.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Denouement
17.

Read the following excerpt. What part of the plot does the highlighted text seem to be pulled from? Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. A perfect day for a class trip. While visiting the Space Center, Dan found the perfect gift for his mom at the gift shop. He reached for his wallet. It was gone! There was fifty dollars in that wallet! He started to panic. Dan decided to retrace his steps. He searched the food court. Nothing. He searched the boys’ restroom. Nothing. His heart raced. He’d worked a month as a paperboy to earn that much money. What would he do? Then he heard the announcement: “Dan Morgan, please come to the office.” Dan rushed in, and there was his wallet! He wondered how they knew it was his! Then he saw the label his mom had put on it. “Thank you Mom,” whispered Dan. He returned to the tour with his classmates. Dan was now calm. Later that afternoon, Dan left the Space Center with the gift for his mother under his arm. His wallet was tucked safely back in his jean’s pocket.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Denouement
18.

Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. A perfect day for a class trip. While visiting the Space Center, Dan found the perfect gift for his mom at the gift shop. He reached for his wallet. It was gone! There was fifty dollars in that wallet! He started to panic. Dan decided to retrace his steps. He searched the food court. Nothing. He searched the boys’ restroom. Nothing. His heart raced. He’d worked a month as a paperboy to earn that much money. What would he do? Then he heard the announcement: “Dan Morgan, please come to the office.” Dan rushed in, and there was his wallet! He wondered how they knew it was his! Then he saw the label his mom had put on it. “Thank you Mom,” whispered Dan. He returned to the tour with his classmates. Dan was now calm. Later that afternoon, Dan left the Space Center with the gift for his mother under his arm. His wallet was tucked safely back in his jean’s pocket.
- A.
  
  Exposition
- B.
  
  Rising action
- C.
  
  Falling action
- D.
  
  Climax
- E.
  
  Denouement

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