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Five Elements Of The Story.

The setting of a story is...
a) where and when the story takes place.
b) the problem that needs to be solved.
c) a message about life or a lesson to learn.
d) the people in the story.

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The setting for the story could be...
a) the three bears.
b) a dragon.
c) a castle or a circus.
d) a peanut butter sandwich.

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The characters in a story are...
a) where and when the story takes place.
b) the problem that needs to be solved.
c) a message about life or a lesson to learn.
d) the people in the story.

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The characters in a story could be...
a) a little girl and three bears.
b) a castle.
c) a circus.
d) a school.

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The plot of the story is...
a) where and when the story takes place.
b) the problem that needs to be solved.
c) the events of the story.
d) the people in the story.

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Part of the plot is called the conflict. That is...
a) where and when the story takes place.
b) the problem that needs to be solved.
c) a message about life or a lesson to learn.
d) the people in the story.

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A conflict in a story could be...
a) a castle.
b) two friends fighting.
c) a little girl and three bears.
d) a glass slipper.

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The problem in a story is also called....
a) the theme.
b) the characters.
c) the setting.
d) the conflict.

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The theme of a story is...
a) the problem that needs to be solved.
b) a message about life or a lesson to learn.
c) the people in the story.
d) where and when the story takes place.

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The author's message is also called...
a) the theme.
b) the characters.
c) the setting.
d) the conflict.

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