Coraline R&R: Week One (Story Features)

An example of setting is 

• A big castle with magical house objects 
•  the central idea or belief in a short story.
• Persuade 
• Third person 

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What is the plot of a story?

• the plan or major storyline of a story
• when the problem is solved
• the funny part in a story
• A dramtic ending to a story

Choose the two words that best go with setting.

• who, why
• where, when
• where, why
• why, when

A ________ story is a story that is not true.

• Nonfiction
• Fiction
• Expository

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The most exciting part of the story where the most action takes place is called the ...

• Climax

• Genre

• Autobiography

• Characters

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Author's message means

• The author is texting someone
• Secret Code
• Why the author wrote the book. What he/she was trying to teach us.

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Which sentence is NOT about the setting?

• John entered a dark room.

• John shivered in the cold.

• John was very frightened.

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Which sentence IS about the setting?

• Sarah could not remember her name.

• Sarah could barely see in the fog.

• Sarah wanted to get home.

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What advice would help an author write a setting for their story?

• Copy the setting of a famous story.

• Try to describe all 5 senses.

• Make sure to paraphrase in your own words.

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What is the "mood" of  a story?

• Emotions audience feels from a given passage.
• The time and place of the story.
• The summary of events of the story.
• The lesson the reader learns from the story.

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