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What is a summary: briefly retelling a story using important details. What information should go in your summary: the most important information. True or False? You should be able to understand what a story is about when you read the summary: True. What main parts should be in your summary: Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then. What can help you to organize your ideas when you write a summary: Fill out a graphic organizer. What question do you ask when identifying the SOMEBODY: Who is the story about?. You should ask this question when determining the WANTED: What is the character trying to do: True. What is the BUT in a story: . SO: What does the character do to solve the problem?. What is the THEN part of your summary: How the story ends

In a detective story or mystery, what is likely to be the author's main purpose for writing:: to entertain readers with an interesting puzzle. For what type of writing is the author's main purpose almost always to persuade readers to think or act in a certain way: newspaper editorial. Which of these types of details most often signals writing that is meant to inform the reader: facts and technical language. For which type of writing is it usually important to question the author's statements and assumptions: persuasion. If you were writing a summary of a mystery story, which of the folowing details would probably be least important to include: details that describe the story's setting. Which answer choice describes a good story summary: It includes the important details contained in the original story

Printable plot structure worksheet covering plot development, conflicts, and resolution. Ideal for Grades 6–10 literature and drama lessons.

Characters in a story are..: The people or animals in a story.. What is an example of a setting: The Prince's castle. Which is an example of a problem in this fairytale: The big bad wolf wants to eat the three little pigs.. What is the plot in a story: . Why is it important for a reader to understand a story's structure: To help the reader understand the story. The setting in a story can change?   True or false: Yes