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Story Elements (Grade 3)

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Story Elements

1. 
The events that make up a story are part of the story's                .
  1. plot
  2. point
  3. action
  4. setting
2. 
What are three major parts of story structure?
  1. Drawing conclusions, infer, predict
  2. Drawing conclusions, plot, middle
  3. Characters, setting, plot
  4. Characters, plot, infer
3. 
When you read a text or a story that contains important information and facts, what is the author's purpose?
  1. to persuade
  2. to entertain
  3. to inform
  4. to make you sad
4. 
When a story is told using First Person Point of View, the narrator is usually a character in the story.
  1. True
  2. False
5. 
The person that is TELLING the story is called the:
  1. character
  2. narrator
  3. illustrator
6. 
Pictures found on a book or text's cover and/or within it are called:
  1. maps
  2. graphs
  3. illustrations
  4. charts
7. 
Which part of a book would you use to locate the title of each chapter and the page number where each chapter begins?
  1. title page
  2. table of contents
  3. glossary
  4. index
8. 
The events that make up a story are part of the story's                .
  1. plot
  2. action
  3. setting
  4. force
9. 
Making inferences from a reading selection is also called                                       .
  1. dangling modifiers
  2. drawing conclusions
  3. acting out
  4. drawing pictures
10. 
The                 is where a story takes place.
  1. plot
  2. conclusion
  3. setting
  4. product
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