II. Choose the correct answer that best describes the questions. (2pts.

Each answer)
1. What is the conflict of the story?
a. The time & place c. The main problem the character encounters
b. The most exciting part of the story d. The beginning of the story
2. What are character traits?
a. A character’s opinion c. The things a character says
b. Personality traits for a character d. What a character looks like
3. What is setting?
a. The time and place where a story occurs c. a character’s personality traits
b. The most exciting part of a story d. the ending of a story
4. What is the exposition of a story?
a. Where the action is winding down c. the end of the story
b. The most exciting part of a story d. the beginning of a story where we learn
settings and characters
5. What is rising action?
a.After the climax, when the action starts to wind down b. where the conflict of the story grows
and where the events increasingly in excitement
c. The most exciting part of the story: d. the beginning of the story where we
the turning point learn settings and characters
6. What is Climax of a story?
a.After the climax, when the action starts to wind down b. where the conflict of the story grows
and where the events increasingly in excitement
c.The most exciting part of the story: d. the beginning of the story where we
the turning point learn settings and characters
7. What is falling action?
a. Where the action is winding down c. the end of the story
b. The most exciting part of a story d. the beginning of a story where we learn
settings and characters
8. What is the resolution?
a.Where the action is winding down c. the end of the story where everything is resolved
b. The most exciting part of a story d. the beginning of a story where we learn
settings and characters
9. What is the theme of the story?
a. The series of events in a story c. the author’s point of view
b. The major life lesson or message d. the character’s personality traits
10. What is the plot of a story?
a. The series of events in a story c. the author’s point of view
b. The major life lesson or message d. the character’s personality traits