Storytelling for Year 2 English: Interactive Quizzes and Learning

Question 1

When we talk about pacing in storytelling, what does it refer to?

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How fast or slow the story is told

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The order in which things happen in the story

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How many describing words are used in the story

Question 2

How does the setting of a story help us to understand it?

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It creates a backdrop for the characters and events.

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It has no impact on the story.

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It only describes where the story takes place.

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It is only important for historical stories.

Question 3

What part of a story is the most exciting?

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The climax

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The start

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The end

Question 4

How does dialogue help us to understand the characters in a story?

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It shows us what characters are thinking and feeling.

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It helps us to understand the setting of a story.

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It helps us to learn about the author's writing style.

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It cannot help us to learn anything about a story.

Question 5

How does the setting of a story help create a particular feeling or atmosphere?

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The setting can create a specific feeling or atmosphere, such as excitement, fear, or peace.

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The setting has no impact on the feeling or atmosphere of a story.

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The setting only affects the characters and events in a story, not the feeling or atmosphere.

Question 6

How can you make a story more exciting to listen to?

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Use different voices and actions for different characters.

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Tell the story in a flat, monotone voice.

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Use lots of long and difficult words.

Question 7

Authors use suspense to make their stories exciting and keep readers engaged. Which of these is NOT a way authors create suspense?

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Telling the story in a straightforward way without any surprises

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Including unexpected events that make you wonder what will happen next

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Ending a chapter with a question to make you want to read on

Question 8

Storytellers use language to make us feel emotions. Which of these is NOT a way they do this?

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Shouting

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Using different words to describe the same thing

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Using lots of describing words

Question 9

How does sensory language enhance storytelling?

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It creates a multi-sensory experience, immersing readers in the story.

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It controls the pace of the story.

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It describes characters' physical appearance.

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It is not necessary for storytelling.

Question 10

How does foreshadowing make a story more exciting?

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It makes the reader want to keep reading to see what happens.

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It surprises the reader with an unexpected ending.

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It teaches the reader a valuable lesson.

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It makes the story too easy to guess.

Question 11

Which story structure would make your readers stay on the edge of their seats, wondering what will happen next?

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A story that is full of surprises and unexpected events.

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A story that starts with a problem and ends with a solution.

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A story that goes back and forth in time.

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A story that has many different characters and plots that come together in the end.

Question 12

How does storytelling play a vital role in different cultures?

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It helps people share their history and traditions.

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It helps people understand different cultures.

Question 13

Which part is NOT included in a story map?

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Theme

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Characters

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Setting

Question 14

Why is it important for a story to have an ending that makes sense and feels complete?

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Because it leaves the reader feeling satisfied and gives the story closure.

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Because it makes the story more exciting and suspenseful.

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Because it teaches the reader a lesson or moral.

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Because it is a rule that all stories must follow.

Question 15

In the story 'The Three Little Pigs', which pig built a house of bricks and was the smartest?

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The third little pig

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The first little pig

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The second little pig

Question 16

When telling a story, which perspective makes the reader feel like they are part of the story?

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First person

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Third person omniscient

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Third person limited

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Second person

Question 17

Which setting would be the most frightening in a story?

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A dark forest in the middle of the night

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A park filled with people having fun

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A busy marketplace in the middle of the day

Question 18

Can you tell if a story is real or made up? Think about whether it happened in real life or was just imagined. Which of these stories is real?

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The Great Fire of London

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The Three Little Pigs

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Question 19

How can adding lots of details to your stories make them more fun to read?

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By using lots of different words to describe what people see, hear, touch, smell, and taste

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By only writing about what you know

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By not describing things in too much detail

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By using made-up words

Question 20

What's the difference between a hero and a villain?

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The hero is good, and the villain is bad.

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The villain is good, and the hero is bad.

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The hero is the main character, and the villain is a helper.

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The villain is the main character, and the hero is a helper.

Question 21

What's a lesson we can learn from a story called a moral?

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An idea or lesson the story teaches us.

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The main part of the story.

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Where the story takes place.

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The problem in the story.

Question 22

What's the difference between where the story takes place and what happens in the story?

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The place is the story's setting, and what happens is the story's plot

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The place is the main character, and what happens is the supporting characters

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The place is the time period, and what happens is the major events

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The place and plot are the same thing

Question 23

Which of these sentences uses the best words to create a vivid picture in your mind?

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The sleek, black cat gracefully perched upon the plush, emerald-green mat.

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The cat sat on the mat.

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The furry friend rested on the soft surface.

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The cat was on the mat.

Question 24

What part of the story comes first?

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The introduction

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The middle

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The ending

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The climax

Question 25

Who is the main character in a story?

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The person who the story is about

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The person who causes problems

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The person who tells the story

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The person who helps the main character

Question 26

What are the things that happen in a story called?

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The plot

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The setting

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The lesson

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The problem

Question 27

Which title would be best for a story about a dog who gets lost?

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The Lost Dog

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My Dog's Adventure

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A Walk in the Park

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A Day in the Life

Question 28

The main character in a story is called the:

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Protagonist

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Antagonist

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Narrator

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Setting

Question 29

Talking in a story is called:

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Dialogue

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Speech

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Conversation

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Words

Question 30

When describing where a story takes place, we call it the:

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Setting

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Background

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Location

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Place

Question 31

Which of these is NOT a type of drama activity?

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Creative writing

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Role-playing

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Mime

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Puppetry

Question 32

When we draw a plan of how our story will look, we call it a:

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Storyboard

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Sketch

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Map

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Plan

Question 33

What is a key element of storytelling?

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Imagination

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Reading aloud

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Correct spelling

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Neat handwriting

Question 34

What is the main goal of oral storytelling?

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To share stories with others

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To practice reading skills

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To learn about history

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To improve writing abilities

Question 35

What are the key parts of a good story?

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Characters, setting, problem, and solution

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Lots of characters and a happy ending

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Only a beginning and an end

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As many details as you can remember

Question 36

What is NOT a type of character in a story?

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Setting

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Main character

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Bad character

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Narrator

Question 37

What is the main purpose of a plot in a story?

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To tell the events of the story

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To describe where the story takes place

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To introduce the characters

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To teach a lesson

Question 38

What is an example of a setting in a story?

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A forest

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A brave knight

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A difficult problem

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A happy feeling

Question 39

What is the main job of a storyteller?

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To share a story to entertain and inform others

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To sell you something

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To teach you a lesson

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To make you laugh

Question 40

What should you think about before you start writing a story?

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Who your characters are and what will happen to them

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Just write whatever you want

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Copy a story you have read

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Get someone else to write it for you

Question 41

What is the big difference between a story and a poem?

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Stories have characters, poems don't

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Poems rhyme, stories don't

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Stories are long, poems are short

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Stories are true, poems are made up

Question 42

What is NOT a key part of storytelling?

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Solving a math equation

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Creating characters

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Building a setting

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Developing a conflict

Question 43

Which step comes first when creating a story?

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Creating the main idea

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Writing the ending

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Thinking of a title

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Drawing a picture of the characters

Question 44

How can you make a character interesting?

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Give them a unique personality

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Make them always happy and smiling

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Have them do everything perfectly

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Only describe how they look

Question 45

What is the purpose of a setting in a story?

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To describe the time and place of the story

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To introduce the main characters

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To tell the whole story

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To end the story

Question 46

What is the difference between a story and a poem?

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Stories are written in prose, while poems are written in verse

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Stories are real, while poems are made up

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Stories have characters and events, while poems do not

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There is no difference between stories and poems

Question 47

What is a key element of a great story ending?

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It wraps up the story and answers any questions

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It leaves the reader guessing what will happen next

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It is longer than the rest of the story

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It is completely unexpected

Question 48

Which is the most effective way to start a story?

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With an exciting event that grabs the reader's attention

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With a long and detailed description of the setting

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With a list of all the main characters and their ages

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With the ending

Question 49

Which is NOT a type of conflict that can appear in a story?

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Character vs. technology

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Character vs. self

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Character vs. another character

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Character vs. nature

Question 50

What is the purpose of dialogue in a story?

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To reveal character and move the plot forward

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To explain everything that is happening

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To make the story more action-packed

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To give the reader a break

Question 51

How can you make a story come alive in your imagination?

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Use colorful and detailed words to create a picture in your mind

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Use big and unusual words

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Include lots of exciting events

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Add lots of funny jokes

Question 52

In a story, who is the main character called?

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The protagonist

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The antagonist

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The narrator

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The sidekick

Question 53

When telling a story out loud, what is a good way to make it interesting?

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Use different voices for different characters

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Read it from a paper

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Memorize it perfectly

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Stand still and speak in a flat voice

Question 54

If you were writing a fairy tale, where might your story take place?

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In a mysterious forest

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In a modern city

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On a school playground

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In a busy shopping center

Question 55

What is the main reason for using a story map?

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To plan the plot of your story

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To draw a picture of your story

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To write the conversations your characters will have

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To design the costumes your characters will wear

Question 56

What is the main difference between a story and a play?

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A story is written to be read, while a play is acted out.

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A story has a narrator, while a play does not.

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A story is longer than a play.

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There is no difference between a story and a play.

Question 57

Which of these is NOT a type of character in a story?

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Place where the story happens

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Main character

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Bad guy

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Helpful friend

Question 58

What is the most important thing about a setting?

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Where the story takes place

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When the story takes place

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What the weather is like

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What the people are like

Question 59

In a story, who plays the most important role?

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The main character

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A supporting character

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The narrator

Question 60

When a story moves very quickly, how might it make you feel?

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Excited

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Confused

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Bored

Question 61

In the story 'The Gingerbread Man', who is the main character?

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The Gingerbread Man

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The Wolf

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The Witch

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The Fox

Question 62

Which of these is NOT a key part of a story?

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Facts

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Characters

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Setting

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Plot

Question 63

What is the most important thing to think about when making up a character?

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Their backstory

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Their name

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Their appearance

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Their voice

Question 64

Which of these is a type of story that often has a moral or lesson?

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Fable

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Myth

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Legend

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Fairy tale