English Language Arts - Review Lesson 3

What makes a setting?

• time

• theme

• characters

• place

What questions does a setting a answer?

• who and what

• where and when

• where and which

• when and why

How can setting affect the plot?

• Setting can change the theme of the plot.

• Setting can change the time of the plot.

• Setting can change the directions of the plot

• Setting can change nothing in a story

Can setting be an obstacle to challenge the character?

• Yes

• No

How can setting be difficult to challenge the character Spiderman in the film?

• Setting makes it difficult for Spiderman to fight his enemy.

• Setting makes it easier for Spiderman to fight his enemy.

• Setting makes Spiderman stronger

• Setting changes the theme of the film.

Which statement is correct?

• Setting cannot change the plot.

• Setting can change the theme.

• Setting can be an obstacle to change the plot.

• Setting can be anything in the plot.

Which statement is correct?

• Setting cannot change what characters think or do.

• Setting can change what characters think or do.

• Setting can change the main topic of the story.

• Setting can change the theme of the story.

Which statement is correct?

• Setting lasts forever.

• Setting never changes.

• Setting can change over time.

• Setting is everywhere.

Which one is the example of setting can change over time?

• I was sitting in a room full of food. Suddenly, a monster entered and scared me.

• I was sitting in a room full of food and the food suddenly disappeared.

• I was sitting in a room full of food and it immediately turned into a robot with me inside.

• I was sitting in a room full of food and my dad was changing his clothes.

What is the best way to create a setting?

• to tell

• to read

• to say

• to show