ELA 6 MIDTERM

1. The sequence of events that make up a story:

• A. dialogue
• B. conflict
• C. setting
• D. plot

2. If the main character is telling the story, it is told in:

• A. first person point-of-view
• B. second person point-of-view
• C. third person point-of-view
• D. there is no point-of-view

3. The perspective from which the story is told:

• A. point of view
• B. setting
• C. antagonist
• D. climax

4. The time and place in which a story occurs:

• A. climax
• B. setting
• C. main character
• D. point of view

5. The problem in the story that needs to be resolved:

• A. climax
• B. setting
• C. mood
• D. conflict

6. The conflict of a story is:

• A. conversation between characters
• B. when the author uses hints to tip the reader off about what is to come in the story
• C. where the story takes place
• D. struggle between opposing forces

7. The characters of a story are:

• A. the people or animals in a story
• B. the highest point of the story
• C. the point of view from which the story is told
• D. the main idea in a literary work

8. The plot of a story is the series of events in a story:

• A. True
• B. False

9. Sequence is the order of events within a story:

• A. True
• B. False

10. Exposition contains the introduction to the climax, characters and resolution:

• A. True
• B. False