Elements of fiction
Explore the Elements of Fiction
Test your knowledge of the fundamental elements of fiction with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a literature enthusiast or a student looking to refine your understanding, this quiz covers key concepts that shape storytelling.
Topics include:
- Antagonists and protagonists
- Setting and plot
- Theme and tone
- Conflict and resolution
Antagonist
The character presented with the problem
The character/entity presenting the protagonist with the problem
The conscious word choice of the author
how things turn out
Conflict
The character presented with the problem
How the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
the time and place of the narrative
the problem
Protagonist
the character/entity presenting the protagonist with the problem
the problem
The character presented with the problem
The bad person
Tone
How the reader feels about the tone
How the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
the narrative perspective
The character presented with the problem
Plot
How the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
the sequence of related events
the problem
the author’s intended message
Point of view
how the reader feels about the tone
The sequence of related events
The narrative perspective
The intensification of the action/activity
Theme
How the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
the author’s intended message
how the reader feels about the tone
The narrative perspective
Mood
The sequence of related events
how the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
How the reader feels about the tone
The author’s intended message
Rising action
the author’s intended message
The sequence of related events
The character/entity presenting the protagonist with the problem
The intensification of the action/activity
Resolution
The intensification of the action/activity
How things turn out
the de-intensification of the action/activity
The moment of critical decision or action
Falling action
The moment of critical decision or action
The problem
The de-intensification of the action/activity
The intensification of the action/activity
Climax
The moment of critical decision or action
how the reader feels about the tone
the de-intensification of the action/activity
the sequence of related events
Diction
The conscious word choice of the author
background information/detail that creates context
How things turn out
The time and place of the narrative
Setting
how the reader feels about the tone
How the narrative presence feels about its subject/topic
The time and place of the narrative
Background information/detail that creates context
Exposition
the conscious word choice of the author
The sequence of related events
Background information/detail that creates context
the author’s intended message
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