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Practice - Creative Writing - 04

Welcome, young scribes! Fancy yourself a budding storyteller? This quiz tests your knowledge of crafting compelling short stories and the secret sauce to imagine and create irresistible narratives. Take on these 10 questions, unveiling the realms of characters, plots, settings, and themes!
1 .
Which of these is an example of a narrative 'perspective'?
First person
Character description
Plot
Conflict
Narrative perspective refers to the point of view from which the story is told. This could be first person, third person, etc.
2 .
What is 'foreshadowing' in a story?
Hinting at future events
Describing the characters
Detailing the setting
Explaining the climax
Foreshadowing is a literary device used to give clues or hints about upcoming events in the story.
3 .
What does a plot in a story typically include?
Characters and Setting
Climax and Resolution
Conflict and Resolution
Theme and Dialogue
A plot encompasses the conflict main characters face and how it is resolved. It's the central thread driving the story.
4 .
Which of these is NOT a component of a well-rounded character?
Background History
Physical Appearance
Mannerisms
Favourite Colour
While a character's favourite colour could contribute to personality and preference, it isn't essential for building a well-rounded character.
5 .
What is the 'setting' of a story?
The time and place where a story occurs
The main character’s house
The problem the main character faces
The climax of the story
Setting refers to the time and place where a story takes place. It lays the foundation for the atmosphere and background of the story.
6 .
What is a 'dialogue' in a story?
A character’s thoughts
The time and place where a story occurs
The conversations between characters
Description of the main character
Dialogues are the conversations that occur between characters in a story, providing a deeper understanding of their interpersonal dynamics and thoughts.
7 .
What does the 'resolution' in a story usually involve?
Introduction of characters
Climax of the story
Introduction of the conflict
Solution to the conflict
Resolution is when the conflict or problem of the story is solved, providing closure to the reader.
8 .
Which of these is the correct order of a typical plot structure?
Climax, rising action, falling action
Introduction, climax, resolution
Resolution, falling action, climax
Introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
The typical plot structure starts with an introduction, followed by rising action, climax, falling action, and finally the resolution.
9 .
What is a 'theme' in a story?
The main character
The main conflict
The underlying message
The climax
A theme is the underlying message or recurring idea within a story, often a reflection on life or human nature.
10 .
In a short story, it is important that:
Every word counts
The story is long and detailed
There are many main characters
The plot is complicated
Due to the limited length, a short story requires every word to count - each serving a purpose in advancing the plot or developing the characters.
Author:  Graeme Haw

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