Literary Elements

The events that take place in the story is called the:

• setting
• plot
• theme
• conflict

The setting of the story can be described with which of the following words:

• who, what
• where, how
• when, where
• why, what

The conflict between Auggie and Jack can be described as:

• character vs. self
• character vs. society
• character vs. nature
• character vs. character

The author provides clues to the reader to help you understand the characters' traits.  The reader can infer character traits by:

• The way the character acts
• The way the character looks
• The way the character is named
• The way the character dresses

The author provides clues to the reader to help you understand the characters' traits.  The reader can infer character traits by:

• The way the character acts
• The way the character looks
• The way the character is named
• The way the character dresses

The changing point, or important plot twist, in the story is called the:

• resolution
• climax
• conclusion
• rising action

The best character traits to describe Louis are:

• goofty and scary

• loyal and caring

• kind and funny

• selfish and rude

The best character traits to describe India are:

• smart and mischievous

• caring and courageous

• shy and scared

• strong and confident

The setting of Winn Dixie Chapter 1 can best be described with the following details:

• Virginia

• New York City

• Grocery Store

• School

R.J. Palacio tells the story of Wonder through different character's points of view in order to help the reader:

• Hear different voices
• Connect with many characters
• Learn more about the story through a variety of opinions
• Chose a favorite character based on what they say