Fantasy Genre Test

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Fantasy is a type of

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Narrative Fiction

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A fantasy story might include characters that are: Animals that speak, Made Up (Unicorns or Dragons), Magical Humans (Witches or Wizards), All of the Above

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All of the Above

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What is a common theme in most fantasy stories?

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Good vs. Evil- Good always wins!

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Which of the following would be considered an unreal setting? London, Iowa, North Pole, Narnia

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Narnia

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Which example fits the fantasy genre? Options: A person walking to school, An elf falling in love with a dwarf, Rain falling for three days straight, Finding buried treasure.

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An elf falling in love with a dwarf.

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Which of the following is not a typical fantasy setting? Options: Narnia, Argentina, Middle-Earth, Neverland

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Argentina

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What is a characteristic of a fantasy?

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Events occur that could NOT really happen.

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What is not true for fantasy?

• characters have magical powers
• there is a conflict between good and evil
• the setting is the real world with real events
• it is a narrative

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the setting is the real world with real events

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theme

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life lesson

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plot

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sequence of events in the story