Elements of Narrative Writing Quiz

Rhyme is a poetic device, not typically used in narrative writing.

The theme represents the underlying concept or message explored throughout the narrative.

Personification imbues non-human things with human qualities for symbolic or descriptive purposes.

An index is a reference guide, not a component of narrative writing.

Indirect characterization involves revealing traits through actions, thoughts, and dialogue, not explicit statements.

The protagonist is the central character who moves the story along by their actions and decisions.

This sentence provides the perspective of a single character, limiting the reader's insight.

Dialogue is used to reveal character traits, relationships, and move the story forward.

Rising action builds tension and leads to the story's climax.

Falling action follows the climax, resolving the story's conflicts and leading to closure.

Foreshadowing is the technique of indicating events that will occur later in the narrative.

The climax is the pivotal moment where the story's tension reaches its peak.

Third-person omniscient narration provides insights into the minds of various characters.

Denouement is the resolution that follows the climax, tying up loose ends.

Flashback reveals past events relevant to the present narrative, providing context or depth.