4 Written Questions

1. the vantage point from which a story is told
2. the narrator knows everything about the characters and their problem, narrator is not in the story
3. the complications that occur in move the plot forward also known as complications
4. in a story, where we find out who the charaters are and what they want

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the last part of the story where the loose ends of the story are tied up and the story comes to a close, sometimes called the falling action
   1. complications
   2. rising action
   3. resolution
   4. tone
2. the attitude the writer takes toward the audience, a subject or a character
   1. complications
   2. tone
   3. resolution
   4. short story
3. a fictional narrative that is usally less than twentty pages long
   1. short story
   2. resolution
   3. tone
   4. point of view
4. one of the characters in the story is telling the story, uses "I"
   1. point of view
   2. thrid-person limited point of view
   3. omniscient point of view
   4. first-person point of view

4 True/False Questions

1. internal conflict → a character struggles against an outside force

   True        False

2. complications → when one of more characters act to resolve the conflict in the plot

   True        False

3. external conflict → conflict that takes place in a character's mind

   True        False

4. thrid-person limited point of view → narrator focuses on one character's thoughts and feelings

   True        False