1. It is when and where the story happens. A. plot B. setting C. characters D. resolution 2. The people and animals that are important in the story. A. setting B. characters C. plot D. theme 3. It relates to the events that happen in a story. A. plot B. climax C. moral D. characters 4. When determining a theme, the reader first considers the ________. A. title B. topic C. illustrations D. length of the story 5. Which of the following is an example of a theme? A. Life is short; make the most of it. B. Oatmeal is the healthiest food you can eat. C. Carry your cellphone with two hands at all times. D. You can severely break your leg if you are not careful in crossing the street. 8. The underlined phrase, near a window is an example of ______. A. plot B. theme C. setting D. characters 9. The characters mentioned in the paragraph are _______. A. birthday C. Susan, Lorna and Rose B. Susan and Martha D. Susan, Martha and Rose 10. The setting in the paragraph is ________. A. Susan B. an old book C. birthday party D. near a window 6. Once a boy was in a hurry. He ran across the street without looking at the other side of the road. He nearly escaped being hit by a car. What do you think is the theme of the story? A. Honesty is the best policy. B. Stealing is against the law. C. One good turn deserves another. D. Looking both ways before crossing the street. 7. Susan was sitting near a window reading a book. Later, Martha and Rose passed by. They invited Susan to go with them to attend a birthday party. Susan declined because she was the only one left at home. The persons in the story are called _______. A. plot B. theme C. setting D. characters