Fiction Stories: Interactive Learning Quizzes for 4th Grade Reading

Question 1

Which of these is NOT found in a fictional story?

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Instructions

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Characters

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Plot

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Settings

Question 2

In the world of make-believe stories, which of these is NOT a common element?

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A recipe for baking a cake

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A brave adventurer on a journey

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A magical forest with talking animals

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A clever fox outsmarting a wolf

Question 3

Which element is NOT always found in a fictional story?

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Lesson or Message

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Characters

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Plot

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Setting

Question 4

How can you tell fiction apart from non-fiction?

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Fiction tells a story, while non-fiction provides information.

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Fiction is based on facts, while non-fiction is based on imagination.

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Fiction is about real events, while non-fiction is about made-up events.

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Fiction has characters, while non-fiction has facts.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an essential element of a fictional story?

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Facts

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Setting

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Characters

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Events

Question 6

Which of these does NOT belong in a fictional story?

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A history book

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A unicorn

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A talking dog

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A sunset

Question 7

Which of these would you NOT expect to find in a fictional story?

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Instructions on how to build something

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Characters that are made up

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Events that are exciting

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Lessons about life that are important

Question 8

What is a key feature of fiction?

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It uses descriptive language that engages the senses.

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It is based on true events.

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It teaches a moral lesson.

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It is written in a formal and serious style.

Question 9

What is an element of a make-believe story?

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Characters

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Setting

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Main Idea

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Facts

Question 10

In a story, which part tells us where and when the story happens?

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Setting

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Plot

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Character

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Theme

Question 11

Which of these is NOT an element commonly found in fictional stories?

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Historical facts

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Characters

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A setting

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A theme

Question 12

Which part of the story tells us when and where the story happens?

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Setting

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Plot

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Theme

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Character

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT an element of fiction?

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Genre

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Plot

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Theme

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Character

Question 14

Which element is NOT a key component of a fictional story?

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The reader's emotional response

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A sequence of events

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Characters and their environment

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The underlying message or theme

Question 15

What sets fiction apart from other types of writing?

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Fiction features imaginary characters and events.

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Fiction is based on true events.

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Fiction is always written in the past tense.

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Fiction is only for kids.

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT a key element of fiction?

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The length

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The main idea or message

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The setting

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The characters

Question 17

In a story, which part describes the characters and what happens to them?

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Plot

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Setting

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Theme

Question 18

What is something you would NOT typically find in a fictional story?

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Real-life events

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Made-up characters

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Exciting adventures

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Important lessons

Question 19

In a fictional story, which part introduces the characters, their connections, and the initial problem?

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Exposition

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Resolution

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Climax

Question 20

In a story, a talking dog is a clue that the story is:

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Fiction

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Nonfiction

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Realistic

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Historical

Question 21

What literary device compares two things using the words 'like' or 'as'?

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Simile

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Metaphor

Question 22

What is the correct order of the main parts of a plot?

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Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

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Exposition, Falling Action, Rising Action, Climax, Resolution

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Climax, Exposition, Rising Action, Falling Action, Resolution

Question 23

In a fictional story, which element helps you imagine the time and place where the events unfold?

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Setting

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Plot

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Character

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT an important part of a fictional story?

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A recipe for a dish

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The characters and their experiences

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The setting of the story

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The main idea or message of the story

Question 25

Which of these is NOT an element of a fictional story?

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Textbook

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Plot

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Theme

Question 26

Which of these is NOT an element of a fictional story?

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Non-fiction

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Plot

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Setting

Question 27

What elements are commonly found in fictional stories?

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Plot, characters, and setting

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Facts and figures

Question 28

When reading a fictional story, which of these is NOT an element that we consider?

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The author's personal experiences

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The characters in the story

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The events that happen in the story

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The place and time of the story

Question 29

Which of these is NOT a key part of a made-up story?

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Fact

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Plot

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Character

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Setting

Question 30

Which part of a fictional story describes the main idea or message?

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Theme

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Plot

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Character

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Setting

Question 31

In a fictional story, which of the following is NOT part of the setting?

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Characters in the story

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Time period of the story

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Weather during the story

Question 32

What is the main difference between fiction and nonfiction?

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Nonfiction tells about real people and events.

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Nonfiction uses made-up characters and events.

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Nonfiction is written to entertain readers.

Question 33

Which element is NOT typically included in a fictional story?

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Author's personal experiences

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Sequence of events

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Characters in the story

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Setting of the story

Question 34

In a story, which part shows the order in which things happen?

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Plot

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Characters

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Setting

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Theme

Question 35

Which of the following is NOT an element that distinguishes fiction from non-fiction?

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Truth

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Plot

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Character

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Setting

Question 36

What part of the story helps us picture where the characters live and what happens to them?

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The time and place where the story takes place

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The actions the characters do

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The lesson or message the story teaches

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The names and personalities of the characters

Question 37

What is a key feature of realistic fiction?

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Its plot and characters are believable and could happen in real life.

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It includes magical creatures and fantastical elements.

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Its characters and events are based on true stories.

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It is set in the future and explores scientific advancements.

Question 38

What do we call the order of events in a story?

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Plot

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Theme

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Setting

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Characters

Question 39

What is the main reason authors use figurative language in fictional stories?

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To help readers imagine and experience the story.

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To make the story less interesting.

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To teach readers about science and history.

Question 40

In a story, which part describes the time, place, and surroundings of the events?

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Setting

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Theme

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Plot

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Character

Question 41

In a make-believe story, which part introduces the characters, where the story happens, and the problem the main character has?

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Exposition

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Theme

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Resolution

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Climax

Question 42

In the start of a fictional story, which part introduces the main character, their goals, and the problem they face?

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Exposition

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Rising Action

Question 43

What is the most important idea or lesson that the author wants us to learn from a fictional story?

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The main idea or lesson the author wants us to learn

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The characters in the story

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The events in the story

Question 44

In a story, which part helps you picture the time, place, and weather of the setting?

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Descriptions of the surroundings

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The characters' thoughts and feelings

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The main problem in the story

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The author's own experiences

Question 45

In a fictional story, which element helps readers imagine the story by using their senses?

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Sensory Details

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Character Development

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Figurative Language

Question 46

When reading a fictional story, which of the following would NOT help you understand it?

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The author's phone number

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The characters in the story

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The setting of the story

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The plot or events of the story

Question 47

Which of these is NOT an element of fiction?

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Non-Fiction

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Plot

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Character

Question 48

Which type of figurative language is used in the sentence 'The little bird sang as sweetly as a nightingale'?

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Simile

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Metaphor

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Personification

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Hyperbole

Question 49

Which of these is NOT an element of fiction?

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Science

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Plot

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Character

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Setting

Question 50

Which of these is NOT a key part of writing fiction?

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Genre

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Plot

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Character

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Theme

Question 51

What kind of fictional story mixes real-world and magical elements?

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Magical realism

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Historical fiction

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Science fiction

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Fantasy fiction

Question 52

Which type of fiction blends real-world happenings with magical or imaginary elements?

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Magic Realism

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Historical Fiction

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Realistic Fiction

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Fantasy Fiction

Question 53

In a fictional story, which element is most important for creating the personalities, reasons for acting, and connections between the characters?

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Characterization

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Setting

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Theme

Question 54

In a fictional story, what is the most important idea that the author wants to share with the reader?

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The main idea or message of the story

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The personality of the main character

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The setting of the story

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The order of events in the story

Question 55

Which element is NOT essential to a fictional story?

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Instructions

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Setting

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Character

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Theme

Question 56

In a fictional story, which of the following is NOT considered a character?

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The setting of the story

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A talking animal

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A magical object

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A person or creature with thoughts and feelings

Question 57

Which element is NOT found in a fictional story?

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Fact

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Plot

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Character

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Setting

Question 58

In a fictional story, which element is essential for creating a problem or conflict?

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Plot

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Setting

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Theme

Question 59

Which of these is NOT an essential part of a fictional story?

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Non-fiction

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Plot

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Theme

Question 60

In a story, the setting helps the reader imagine the:

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Time and place of the story

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Characters' emotions and actions

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Main idea or lesson of the story

Question 61

In a story, when a character faces challenges from the weather and struggles to survive, what type of conflict is this called?

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External Conflict

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Internal Conflict

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Character Conflict

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Plot Conflict

Question 62

In a fictional story, how does the protagonist's inner conflict impact the plot?

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It creates challenges that shape the plot.

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It explains the protagonist's past actions.

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It sets the story's setting and atmosphere.

Question 63

What type of fiction usually has characters with special powers in made-up worlds, going on big adventures or fighting against bad guys?

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Fantasy

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Realistic fiction

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Historical fiction

Question 64

Which technique should authors use to effectively convey emotions and information in fictional writing?

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Use actions, dialogue, and sensory details to bring characters and events to life.

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Describe characters and events using detailed exposition.

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Avoid using figurative language.

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Describe every detail explicitly, leaving no room for the reader's imagination.