Quiz On Elements Of Fiction! Trivia Test!
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 875
Do you enjoy the works of fiction? There are different elements to a good fiction story. This quiz pertains to those elements. The story's main character is a character who changes during the story called, what is a struggle between two forces in literary works called, and what is the central idea in the story is called. This quiz will explain the idiosyncrasies of the elements of fiction.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Who is the main character or central figure in a story?
- 2.The time and space in which a story occurs, together with all details is called?
- 3.A character who changes during the course of a story is called the?
- 4.The force that moves a character to think, feel, or behave in a certain way is called the?
- 5.A struggle between two forces in any literary work is called?
- 6.Name the stations of the Plot Pyramid in the order of occurrence in any work of literature.
- 7.The central idea in a literary work is called?
- 8.The flat character or caricature who exhibits a single dominant quality or character trait is also known as what type of character?
- 9.The short story being read in class is entitled?
- 10.The emotion created in the reader by the author is called?
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