Literary Text Analysis Quiz

What is the main purpose of the events at the beginning of a text?

• To introduce the main character

• To introduce a conflict or problem

• To describe the setting

• To conclude the story

What does the setting of a story help the reader understand?

• The main character's thoughts

• The conclusion of the plot

• How the plot develops

• The moral of the story

Which of the following is NOT included in character development?

• What the character thinks and feels

• The character's interactions with others

• The time of year the story takes place

• What the character says and does

How can readers trace a character's development in a story?

• By noting changes in the setting

• By observing the character's thoughts, words, and actions

• By understanding the plot's conclusion

• By learning the historical context of the story

What can happen to a character over the course of a story?

• They might not change at all

• They might become less brave

• They might change in a significant way, such as becoming braver

• They might move to a new setting

What year did the first people land on the moon, as mentioned in the passage?

• 1965

• 1969

• 1971

• 1980

Who were the astronauts on board Apollo 11 according to the passage?

• John Glenn, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins

• Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin

• Neil Armstrong, John Glenn, Michael Collins

• Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, John Kennedy

What famous words did Neil Armstrong say as he stepped onto the moon?

• "A giant leap for mankind."

• "One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."

• "This is one small step for a man."

• "We have landed on the moon."

What did Elizabeth's father do when Aldrin came out of the module?

• He waved at the TV.

• He recorded the moment.

• He smiled at Elizabeth and expressed pride.

• He turned off the TV.

Which literary elements help tell a story?

• Characters, setting, plot

• Grammar, punctuation, spelling

• Chapters, indexes, glossaries

• Dialogues, first-person narrative, flashbacks