English Final Exam Review Quiz

Isla and Arjun are having a debate. Can you help them out? What is the definition of "Nonfiction"?

• Fake

• Not fake

• Something about the future

• A proposition stated for consideration

During a lively classroom debate, Jackson asked, "What is the definition of 'Fiction'?"

• Not fake

• A disagreement between two or more groups

• Fake

• A proposition stated for consideration

Aria and Henry are having a debate. Aria says a "prediction" is something about the future. What do you think?

• Not fake

• Fake

• Something about the future

• A proposition stated for consideration

Grace and Zoe are debating about stories. Grace asks, "What is 'conflict' in a plot?"

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A disagreement between two or more groups

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot

• The end of the story

Hey there! Can you help Abigail and Aiden figure out what "exposition" means in a plot?

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot

• The part of a story that introduces important background information

• The end of the story

Hey Anika and Aiden, can you tell me what "rising action" in a plot is?

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the point of greatest interest

• The part of a story that introduces important background information

• The end of the story

Hey there, bookworms! Abigail and Mia are debating about the "climax" in a plot. Can you help them out? What is "climax" in a plot?

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot

• The part of a story that introduces important background information

• The end of the story

Hey Ethan, Abigail, and Oliver! Can you tell me what "falling action" in a plot is?

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot

• The part of a story that introduces important background information

• The part of a literary plot that occurs after the climax has been reached and the conflict has been resolved

Hey Charlotte, Aiden, and Avery! Can you tell me what "resolution" means in a plot?

• A decisive moment of maximum intensity

• A related series of incidents in a literary plot

• The end of the story where the conflict is resolved

• The part of a story that introduces important background information

Sophia and Ethan are discussing storytelling techniques. Can you help them by identifying what a "first-person narrative" is?

• A mode where a story is narrated by one character at a time, speaking for and about themselves

• A mode where each and every character is referred to by the narrator as "he", "she", "it", or "they"

• A proposition stated for consideration

• A disagreement between two or more groups