Fiction Review

The voice that presents characters, plot, dialogue, and setting is called...

• Point of view

• First Person

• Narrator

• 3rd Person Omniscient

A scene from the past meant to provide background information for the reader is...

• Plot

• A flashback

• Trait

• Motivation

If you cannot determine the _______________ of a story, look at what the characters are wearing or how they speak.

• Setting

• Point of View

• Narrator

• Inference

Motivation...(check all that apply)

• ...is what a character wants.

• ...is revealed through dialogue.

• ...is what a character says and how he/she says it.

• ...explains why characters act in certain ways.

Traits, or characteristics, of a character are revealed through...(select all that apply)

• what a character says

• what a character does

• what a character thinks

• how a character acts

Historical fiction...(check all that apply)

• ...may present important people and events from history.

• ...is entirely fictional.

• ...contain actions and dialogue that are created by the author.

• ...is non-fiction.

The way the story is told is called...

• style

• narration

• flashback

• point of view

What does it mean to make inferences?

• Guess if you are uncertain

• Form ideas about the text based on details from the text

• Look for information stated directly by the author

• Influencing the action of the story

The prefix 'omni' in omniscient means...

• one

• none

• all

• each

Characters are people who participate in the action of the story; they may also be...(check all that apply)

• animals

• words that a character speaks

• central message

• objects