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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

What can you make happen to animals in a story?
That animals can talk That animals drive cars That animals go to school That animals cook
Which word belongs to 'hard'?
stone cushion wool water
Which word rhymes with 'tea'?
sea tree house ball
What does a story always need?
A beginning, middle and end Pictures only Letters only Numbers only
Which word starts with 'K'?
frog dog spin mouse
Where do mermaids live?
In the sea In a tree In a car In a shop
What do you use to write a story on paper?
With a pencil With a spoon With a comb With a sock
What is the opposite of 'day'?
night yellow warm great
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What do you call the main character in a story?
The hero The writer The reader The book
How do you make a sentence longer?
By adding more words By removing points By capitalising By writing harder
How can you start a story except with 'Once upon a time'?
One day The end Never again Ready
What does 'fantasy' mean in story writing?
Making things up Writing everything down Quick read Putting points
What makes a story interesting?
A surprise No end Points only No characters
What do you start each sentence with?
With a capital letter With a small letter With a number With a point
How do you describe what someone looks like?
With adjectives With figures With points With commas
How do you make a story exciting?
By telling a secret By telling all By writing too quickly By not putting a point
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Which technique helps build tension?
Slowly revealing information Telling everything in the first paragraph Only quiet scenes Finishing the story very quickly
What is a common thread in a story?
The theme running throughout the story A literal red thread A story about sewing The colour red that is common
What is a turning point in a story?
A moment when everything changes The moment someone turns around A bend in the road The middle of the story
Which technique helps describe places?
From general to specific Only mentioning colours Indicate size only Never give details
Which sentence creates the most tension?
Behind the door there was a strange sound. It was a beautiful day. She ate a sandwich. It was a quarter past three.
Which question does NOT help you come up with a story?
How many pages should it have? Who is the main character? Where does it take place? What is the problem?
What writing technique do you use to make the reader immediately curious?
A catchy first sentence A long description of the weather A list of all the characters Telling the end of the story
What technique helps you make dialogues more lively?
Different speaking styles per character Using formal language only Never use abbreviations Always write in capital letters
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What is a 'MacGuffin' named after?
Filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock Writer James MacGuffin A Scottish folk tale A literary critic
Which technique uses repeated words at the beginning of consecutive sentences?
Anafora Epistle Chiasme Anadiplose
Which technique uses deliberate contradiction between successive clauses?
Antithesis Paradox Oxymoron Chiasme
Which term describes the moment of highest tension in a story?
Climax Exposition Denouement Rising action
What is 'metafiction'?
Fiction reflecting on the process of storytelling itself Stories within stories Non-fiction written as fiction Fiction based on other fiction
Which term describes the atmosphere or mood of a story?
Mood Tone Theme Style
What term describes a story that ends where it began?
Circular narrative Cyclical progression Repetitive structure Spiral composition
What is 'magical realism'?
Fantastic elements in a realistic setting Tales of wizards and magic Highly detailed descriptions of reality Illusions and magic tricks in stories
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What does 'show, don't tell' mean in creative writing?
Show through actions and dialogue rather than direct telling Use visual aids when writing Write only what characters can see Use descriptive adjectives
Which term describes the moment of greatest tension in a story?
Climax Crisis Turning point Peak
Which term describes the writer's attitude towards the subject?
Tone Mood Voice Perspective
Which term describes the rhythm and flow of sentences?
Cadence Pace Rhythm Beat
Which term describes repeatedly mentioning a specific element?
Motif Theme Pattern Echo
What is 'dramatic irony'?
When the reader knows more than the characters When characters overreact When the story takes a dramatic turn When dialogue is presented theatrically
What is 'foreshadowing' in literature?
Giving hints about future events Referring back to previous events Creating tension through delaying tactics Describing a character's inner thoughts
What is 'metafiction'?
Fiction that self-consciously refers to its own fictional nature Fiction about fiction writers Fiction based on real events Fiction that has multiple story layers
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