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Story Structure Practice

Read the story. Then use its beginning, middle, and end to answer the questions. Look for who is in the story, where it happens, the problem, and how the problem is solved.

The Runaway Kite

On a breezy Saturday, Harper took her bright red kite to the park with her dad. She found a wide, open hill and held the kite high. Soon, the wind lifted it above the trees. Harper smiled as she let out more string. Suddenly, a strong gust pulled the kite from Harper’s hands. It swooped over a fence and landed in a tall oak tree. Harper felt worried. Her dad looked around and spotted a long, fallen branch nearby. Together, they carefully used the branch to nudge the kite loose. The kite floated down into Harper’s arms. She checked that it was not torn, then tied the string around her wrist. Harper and her dad walked to a clear field farther from the trees. This time, Harper held on tightly, and the red kite danced safely in the sky.

1.Which choice names the three main parts of a story?
  • Beginning, middle, end
  • Title, author, cover
  • Problem, title, picture
2.What does the beginning tell us about Harper’s story?
  • Harper and her dad are at the park with a kite.
  • Harper finds the kite in a store.
  • Harper’s kite is already safe at home.
3.Where does the story begin? Write the place.
4.What problem happens in the middle of the story?
5.What do Harper and her dad do to get the kite down?
6.Number these events from 1 to 3 in the order they happen.
  • The kite lands in an oak tree.
  • Harper takes the kite to a clear field and flies it safely.
  • Harper and her dad bring the kite down with a branch.
  • ___
  • ___
  • ___
7.The beginning introduces the characters and setting. The ending tells how the action finishes. Which sentence best describes the ending?
  • Harper and her dad go to the park.
  • The wind lifts the kite above the trees.
  • Harper flies the kite safely in a clear field.
8.Harper’s kite is torn when it comes down from the tree.
TrueFalse
9.Which detail shows how Harper feels when the kite gets stuck?
  • She feels worried.
  • She feels sleepy.
  • She feels angry at her dad.
10.Write one sentence about the beginning, one about the middle, and one about the end. Include the main events.

3 printable pages

  • Story Structure Practice, page 1 of 3: The Runaway Kite

    Page 1

  • Story Structure Practice, page 2 of 3: 3. Where does the story begin? Write the place.

    Page 2

  • Story Structure Practice, page 3 of 3: 9. Which detail shows how Harper feels when the kite gets stuck?

    Page 3

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