
(new) U5 STUDYING TEXT Part 2: E4 T1
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Jennifer Mittler
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REMINDER TO RECORD!!!!
Today we will continue to focus on the rest of Unit 5.
Please type one or two words that come to mind when you hear the word STORY:
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Multiple Choice
REVIEW QUESTION: Which of the following are specific elements that make up fictional stories?
Characters, Setting, Conflict, Plot, Theme
Chapters, Paragraphs, Sentences, Words
Introduction, Body, Conclusion, References
Protagonist, Antagonist, Narrator, Author
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Multiple Choice
Which list shows the plot elements in the correct order?
exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, resolution
exposition, falling action, rising action, climax, resolution
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
rising action, falling action, exposition, climax, resolution
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Multiple Choice
This is normally the longest part of the plot which explains events that lead to the climax.
rising action
climax
resolution
predicition
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Open Ended
(1) Name the protagonist and antagonist in a favorite story (movie, book, or tv show) and (2) explain their conflict with each other.
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Multiple Choice
Read the passage
It had been rough traveling so far. The rain had been relentless, flooding our tents. The wagon's wheels were constantly stuck in deep ruts of mud. Mosquitoes attacked us day and night. I longed for home—a roof over my head, a warm fire for toasting my feet, protection from the elements.
What detail tells you this passage's setting is sometime in the past?
The rain had been relentless
The wagon's wheels were constantly stuck
A roof over my head
Mosquitos attacked us day and night
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Multiple Select
Types of internal conflicts include: (select ALL that apply)
duty and desire
guilt
mixed feelings
right and wrong
fear
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Open Ended
(1) Name a favorite story (movie, book or TV show) and (2) state the theme of it.
(Remember, theme is expressed as a statement/complete sentence and does not include any specific details from the story).
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REMINDER TO RECORD!!!!
Today we will continue to focus on the rest of Unit 5.
Please type one or two words that come to mind when you hear the word STORY:
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