1. What element of the narrative text can give you a time and place of action?
A. Setting
B. Characters
C. Plot
D. Theme
2. Which element of the narrative text you can read the conflict and resolution?
A. Setting
B. Characters
C. Plot
D. Theme
3. Which element of the narrative text you can read the authors message or insights?
A. Setting
B. Characters
C. Plot
D. Theme
4. Which element of the narrative text keeps the action moving?
A. Setting
B. Characters
C. Plot
D. Theme
5. Which of the following parts of the plot serves as the highest point?
A. rising action
B. exposition
C. climax
D. resolution
6. Which of the following parts of the plot introduces and develops the conflict?
A. rising action
B. exposition
C. climax
D. resolution
7. Which of the following parts of the plot introduces the setting and the characters?
A. rising action
B. exposition
C. climax
D. resolution
8. Which of the following parts of the plot ties up the loose ends or gives solution to the conflict?
A. rising action
B. exposition
C. climax
D. resolution
9. Which of the following parts of the plot draws the story to close?
A. rising action
B. exposition
C. falling action
D. resolution
10. . The morning shift begins. The man washes his hands to clean them very well. He puts on his thin rubber gloves. He also puts on a mask over his nose. Then he puts on a clean gown. He enter a room to start his work. Who is the character in the story?
A. fisherman
B. farmer
C. doctor
D. teacher