4 Written Questions

1. part of the story when the main character struggles with a problem/conflict
2. the writer's reason for writing something (e.g. to entertain, persuade, or inform)
3. conclusions that a reader draws based on clues in the story and his/her own knowledge
4. the end of the story when the conflict is resolved

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. surrounding words and sentences that give clues to a word's meaning.
   1. Climax
   2. Context
   3. Setting
   4. Conflict
2. the beginning of a story in which the characters and the setting are introduced
   1. Conflict
   2. Resolution
   3. Exposition
   4. Setting
3. A feeling of excitement and tension as the reader wonders what will happen next
   1. Inferences
   2. suspense
   3. Setting
   4. Context
4. the time and place of a story
   1. plot
   2. suspense
   3. Context
   4. Setting

4 True/False Questions

1. plot → the most exciting moment in the story when the main character must face his/her conflict

   True        False

2. Climax → the most exciting moment in the story when the main character must face his/her conflict

   True        False

3. Conflict → surrounding words and sentences that give clues to a word's meaning.

   True        False

4. Falling action → part of the story that follows the climax, tensions are eased and the conflict is almost resolved

   True        False