Story Place: Where the Story Happens

Question 1

In the story of 'The Three Little Pigs', where does most of the action take place?

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In a lush green forest

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In a meadow filled with colorful flowers

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In a bustling town full of houses and shops

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In a schoolhouse with lots of children

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a part of the setting of a story?

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The name of the main character

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The time of day

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The weather conditions

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The physical surroundings

Question 3

Where is the setting of the fairy tale 'Little Red Riding Hood'?

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A dark and spooky forest

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A busy city with tall buildings

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A sunny meadow with flowers

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A cozy cottage in the woods

Question 4

Which word best describes the setting of a mystery or detective story?

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Eerie and mysterious

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Cheerful and bright

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Romantic and dreamy

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Humorous and silly

Question 5

What are two main purposes of describing the setting in a story?

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To create a sense of time and place and hint at events to come

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To entertain the readers and introduce the characters

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To slow down the pace of the story and explain the plot

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To surprise the readers with unexpected twists and turns

Question 6

Which of these is a common setting for a science fiction story?

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A futuristic spaceship traveling through space

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A cozy cottage tucked away in the countryside

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A busy city street filled with traffic

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A dense forest with towering trees

Question 7

As the sun was setting in the west, the ______ sky turned a beautiful shade of orange and pink.

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Evening

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Morning

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Afternoon

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Night

Question 8

Which of these is an example of a natural setting?

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A mountain range with tall peaks

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A park bench in a city square

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A library filled with books

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A grocery store with aisles of food

Question 9

The characters in the story felt lost and alone as they wandered through the ______ desert.

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Vast and empty

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Green and lush

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Crowded and noisy

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Cold and icy

Question 10

What is the main setting of the book "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"?

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A magical world called Narnia

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A boarding school

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A house in the countryside

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A spaceship

Question 11

Which of these is NOT a part of the setting in a story?

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The characters

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The time and place

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The weather

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The atmosphere

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a part of a story's setting?

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The characters in the story

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The place where the story happens

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The time when the story happens

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The weather in the story

Question 13

Read this sentence: 'The story takes place in a small town in the Wild West during the 1800s.' What is the setting of this story?

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Small town, Wild West, 1800s

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Small town, Wild West

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Wild West, 1800s

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Small town, 1800s

Question 14

How can the setting of a story affect the characters?

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It can influence how they behave and make choices.

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It can decide how they look and act.

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It doesn't affect the characters at all.

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It only affects the main character.

Question 15

Which of these is a good way to describe the setting of a story?

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Use vivid words to create a picture in the reader's mind.

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Only include details that are directly related to the plot.

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Use as many adjectives as possible.

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Focus on describing the characters' actions and thoughts.

Question 16

Read this sentence: 'The wind howled through the trees, and rain beat hard on the house.' What is the mood of this setting?

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Dark and stormy

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Calm and peaceful

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Bright and sunny

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Happy and cheerful

Question 17

Which of these is an example of a personal setting?

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Your bedroom

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A classroom

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A library

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A park

Question 18

Read this sentence: 'The sun was shining brightly, and the birds were singing happily.' What time of year is it likely to be?

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Summer

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Spring

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Fall

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Winter

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a key feature of a setting?

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Characters

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Location

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Time period

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Weather

Question 20

Read the following sentence: "The children played in the park on a sunny afternoon." What is the setting of this sentence?

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The park

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The afternoon

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The playground

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The sunny weather

Question 21

Which of the following is a common setting for fantasy stories?

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A castle

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A futuristic spaceship

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A modern city

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A school

Question 22

In the story "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," what is the setting of Narnia?

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A magical world

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A distant planet

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A secret forest

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An underground kingdom

Question 23

Read the sentence: "The children played in the park after school." What is the setting of this sentence?

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A park

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A school

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A house

Question 24

How can the setting of a story affect the characters?

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It influences their actions and feelings.

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It has no impact on the characters.

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It only affects the plot.

Question 25

In the story, the setting is described as "a dark and stormy night." What might this setting suggest?

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A feeling of danger

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A sense of peace

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A happy mood

Question 26

Which of the following is an example of a setting that could create suspense?

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A haunted house at night

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A quiet library

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A bright and cheerful playground

Question 27

How does the setting of a story help to develop the plot?

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It provides the background for the events that happen.

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It has no connection to the plot.

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It only affects the characters.

Question 28

Where does the fairy tale "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" mostly take place?

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In a forest

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In a castle

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In a school

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In a zoo

Question 29

What is a key feature of the setting in the story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"?

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All kinds of delicious food

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A big garden

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Lots of animals

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A busy city street

Question 30

How can the setting of a story affect the characters?

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It can influence their actions and choices.

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It doesn't affect them at all.

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It changes how they look.

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It makes them speak differently.

Question 31

Which of these is NOT a type of setting?

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Character traits

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Time period

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Weather conditions

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Location

Question 32

How can you figure out the setting of a story?

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Look for clues in the story.

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Look at the pictures.

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Make it up yourself.

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Ask the author.

Question 33

Where does the fairy tale "The Three Little Pigs" take place?

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In a forest

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On a farm

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In a city

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On a beach

Question 34

How can the setting of a story create a special feeling or mood?

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By using certain words and descriptions.

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By using sound effects.

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By using music.

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By using lighting.

Question 35

Where is the story "Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type" mostly set?

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On a farm

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In a school

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In a city zoo

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In a tropical rainforest

Question 36

What two things help create the setting of a story?

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The time and place

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The characters and the plot

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The lesson and the author's style

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The problem and the solution

Question 37

What setting would be the best choice for a story that is meant to be scary?

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A dark forest on a stormy night

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A sunny park with birds singing

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A busy street with lots of people

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A colorful carnival with games and rides

Question 38

Which part of a story is NOT part of its setting?

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The main characters in the story

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The time and place of the story

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The weather in the story

Question 39

Which question helps you figure out where and when a story takes place?

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Where and when does the story happen?

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Who are the main characters?

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What problem do the characters have?

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Who is telling the story?

Question 40

In the story 'The Three Little Pigs', where do the events happen?

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In a forest

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In a town

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At a farm

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By a river

Question 41

In the story 'The Snowy Day', what is the weather like outside?

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Snowy and icy

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Sunny and warm

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Rainy and cold

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Windy and cloudy

Question 42

How can the setting of a story affect how a character feels and what they do?

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The setting can shape a character's personality and actions.

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The setting has no impact on a character.

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The setting can only affect a character's appearance.

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The setting determines whether a character is important or not.

Question 43

How do the surroundings in a story impact the characters?

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They affect the characters' actions and choices

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They determine the characters' personalities

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They have no effect on the characters

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They always make the characters happy

Question 44

Which of these is NOT a common feature of a mystery story setting?

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Happy and cheerful characters

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Dark and mysterious atmosphere

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Hidden clues

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Sense of suspense

Question 45

Read the sentence: 'The children played happily in the park.' Where does this story take place?

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In a park

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In a forest

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In a classroom

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In a library

Question 46

Which word best describes the setting of the story 'Peter Pan'?

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Magical

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Historical

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Realistic

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Humorous

Question 47

Read this description: 'The sun was shining brightly, and the birds were singing sweetly.' What kind of mood or feeling does this setting create?

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Calm and peaceful

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Scary and mysterious

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Exciting and adventurous

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Sad and gloomy

Question 48

Which of the following is **not** part of a story's setting?

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The characters in the story

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The time when the story takes place

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The location where the story takes place

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The weather conditions in the story

Question 49

Read the sentence: 'The children played happily in the park on a sunny day.' What is the setting of this sentence?

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A park on a sunny day

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A park

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A sunny day

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A park and a sunny day

Question 50

Which of the following settings would be the most appropriate for a story about a pirate adventure?

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A ship at sea

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A modern city

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A dense forest

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A school playground

Question 51

Read the sentence: 'The old house stood silently on the hill, shrouded in a thick fog.' Which of the following words best describes the setting?

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Spooky

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Peaceful

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Exciting

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Joyful

Question 52

Which of the following is a good way to describe the setting of a story?

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Write a paragraph that includes sensory details and specific place names

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List all the characters in the story

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Tell the reader what time period the story is set in

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Draw a picture of the setting

Question 53

What is the main setting of the story 'The Snowy Day'?

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A snowy park

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A warm house

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A busy street

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A quiet library

Question 54

In the story 'Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type', where do the animals live?

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A barn

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A forest

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A zoo

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A pet store

Question 55

What is the main difference between a setting and a scene?

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A setting is a general place, while a scene is a specific time and place

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A scene is a general place, while a setting is a specific time and place

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A setting is a made-up place, while a scene is a real place

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A scene is a made-up place, while a setting is a real place

Question 56

Which of the following is NOT a type of setting?

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Theme

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Past

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Present

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Future

Question 57

In the story 'The Little Red Hen', what type of setting is it?

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Rural

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Urban

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Suburban

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Historical

Question 58

What is the main setting of the story 'Little Red Riding Hood'?

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A forest

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A castle

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A village

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A library

Question 59

Read the sentence: 'The game happened on a sunny baseball field.' Where does the sentence take place?

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A baseball field

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A sunny day

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A game

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The outdoors

Question 60

Which of these settings would work best for a story about a fairy tale princess?

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A castle in the past

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A city today

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A spaceship in the future

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A tropical island

Question 61

In the story, it was a chilly afternoon. Which answer is most likely the setting of the story?

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A snowy forest

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A sunny beach

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A dark and stormy night

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A bright and colorful room

Question 62

Which of these is a key feature of a setting?

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The weather

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The characters

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The events

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The main idea

Question 63

The story happened in a small village by a lake. What is the setting of the story?

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A small village by a lake

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A small village

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A lake

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A lakeside village

Question 64

Which of these is NOT a type of setting?

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Animal

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Indoors

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Outdoors

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Historical