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Narrative Elements Identification
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Narrative Elements Identification
Read each question carefully. In the story analysis, use details from the passage. For the final activities, choose a story you know or create your own.
Understanding Story Elements
1.Which group names five important parts readers can look for in a narrative?
- Characters, setting, plot, conflict and resolution
- Author, cover, chapters, illustrations and page numbers
- Title, punctuation, paragraphs, adjectives and dialogue
2.What does the setting tell a reader about a story?
- The people or animals in the story
- The place and time in which events happen
- The challenge the main character must face
3.In a narrative, what is the conflict?
- A central problem or challenge
- The place where the story happens
- The final event after the problem is solved
4.Select every item below that is a narrative element.
- Character
- Setting
- Plot
- Conflict
- Resolution
- Page number
Read and Analyse a Story
After school on a hot Thursday afternoon, Mason noticed that the seedlings in her family's garden were drooping. She had been looking forward to seeing their bright flowers, so she worried they might not survive. Mason found her uncle Xavier and asked what they could do. Together, they gave the soil a slow drink of water and placed a light cloth over the seedlings to shield them from the strongest sun. A few days later, new leaves stood upright, and tiny buds appeared. Mason and Xavier smiled as they planned where to plant the flowers once they grew.
5.Who are the characters in “The Garden Surprise”?
6.Name the place and time that establish the setting of the story.
7.What problem do Mason and Xavier need to deal with?
8.Explain how Mason and Xavier respond to the problem and what happens afterwards.
Map the Elements of a Story
9.Choose a story you know well. Record its title, characters, setting, main events, conflict and resolution. If you cannot recall a story, invent one.
Draw an important moment from the story you chose or invented. Add a caption explaining what is happening.
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