Crash Course Kids Literature Quiz

What is the main role of a theme in a story?

• To introduce the characters

• To connect different parts of the story

• To outline the plot

• To describe the setting

How is a theme different from a plot?

• A theme is a central idea, while a plot is a sequence of events

• A theme is the setting of the story

• A theme is the main character's name

• A theme is a sequence of events

What is the main conflict in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

• The battle against the Dark Thing

• The disappearance of Mr. Murry

• Meg's struggle with school

• Charles Wallace's friendship with Calvin

Which theme is highlighted by Meg's anger allowing her to be brave?

• Courage

• Being true to oneself

• Friendship

• Adventure

What does the Dark Thing represent in the story?

• A friendly neighbor

• A mysterious planet

• A time-traveling device

• An evil force

How does Meg ultimately save Charles Wallace?

• By defeating the Dark Thing

• By using a magical spell

• By telling him she loves him

• By finding a hidden key

What universal theme is demonstrated by Meg's love for Charles Wallace?

• Courage

• Adventure

• Friendship

• Love

What does the theme 'goodness triumphs over evil' suggest?

• Evil always wins

• Goodness is a weakness

• Goodness can overcome evil

• Evil is necessary for balance

Why are themes considered universal?

• They are specific to one culture

• They can be related to by anyone, anywhere

• They are only found in books

• They are only relevant to children

What is the purpose of themes in connecting different stories?

• To create a secret link between stories

• To confuse the reader

• To make stories longer

• To introduce new characters