"Seventh Grade" Assessment

Master plot line elements! This 7th grade ELA worksheet helps students understand narrative structure.

Plot Line Elements Exposition Gives basic information about characters and setting Rising Action Most of the story happens here - builds conflict Climax The most exciting event, or the thing that changes everything for the main character Falling Action Direct result of the climax Resolution What happens to the characters in the end Complete the plot line for the story "Seventh Grade." Use a copy of the story to help you. Be sure to include specific character names. Setting: Give at least 1: Characters Point of View Does this story fit well into our Kindness Unit? State your claim, give evidence from the story, and explain your reasoning. You should have 3 complete sentences. Write in complete sentences in order to get full credit.Claim: I believe...Evidence: For example, the story says, "_."Reasoning: This example shows... Choose any 5 of the vocabulary words from below. Use each of those 5 in a sentence that shows it meaning. (It can't be the sentence from the story.) Be sure I can understand the definition by the sentence that you write. [Ex: portly-With his large belly, it is hard for a portly Santa to fit down my chimney.] portlyconvictionquivertrudgeferocityelectivelingerbluffscowlsheepishly