Computer Science Story Elements Assessment Prep Worksheet

Story Elements Assessment Prep

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Computer Science Story Elements Assessment Prep Worksheet

Story Elements Assessment Prep

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Grade: College

Subject: Computer Science

Topic: Story Elements

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Very Easy

Questions: 25

Instructions:
Read each question carefully. Answer in complete thoughts when needed. The questions start very easy and slowly get a little harder. Use the story elements to think about characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution in computer science-related stories or examples.

Skills Practiced:

Story Elements
Computer Science
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a character in a story?

2Question

What is the setting of a story?

3Question

What is the plot of a story?

4Question

What is the conflict in a story?

5Question

What is the resolution in a story?

6Question

Name one common story element.

7Question

In a story about a programmer, who could be a character?

8Question

In a story about a robot in a lab, where is the setting?

9Question

If a story says a computer stops working, what part of the story is that most likely?

10Question

If the computer is fixed at the end, what part of the story is that?

11Question

What story element tells you the order of events?

12Question

Which story element describes the main problem?

13Question

Which story element describes the place and time?

14Question

In a story about a student coding an app, who is the main character?

15Question

In a story about coding in a classroom at night, what is one part of the setting?

16Question

A story says, 'The code has an error, and the program will not run.' Which story element is this?

17Question

A story says, 'The programmer finds the mistake and the program runs correctly.' Which story element is this?

18Question

What is one reason story elements are useful in understanding a story?

19Question

In a computer science story, why is the setting important?

20Question

Put these in a likely story order: conflict, resolution, setting, character.

21Question

A story begins with a programmer in a lab, then a bug appears, and finally the bug is fixed. What is the plot?

22Question

If a robot loses power and cannot move, which story element is the problem?

23Question

If a story includes a programmer, a robot, and a data center, name two characters or elements that could be characters.

24Question

Explain the difference between conflict and resolution in one sentence.

25Question

In a short computer science story, how do character, setting, conflict, and resolution work together?

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A character is a person, animal, or thing in a story.
2	The setting is where and when the story happens.
3	The plot is the sequence of events in the story.
4	The conflict is the problem or challenge in the story.
5	The resolution is how the problem is solved at the end.
6	Character, setting, plot, conflict, or resolution.
7	The programmer could be a character.
8	The setting is the lab.
9	That is most likely the conflict.
10	That is the resolution.
11	The plot tells you the order of events.
12	The conflict describes the main problem.
13	The setting describes the place and time.
14	The student is the main character.
15	The classroom or the night time is part of the setting.
16	This is the conflict.
17	This is the resolution.
18	They help readers understand the characters, events, and problem.
19	The setting helps show where the coding or technology events happen.
20	Character, setting, conflict, resolution.
21	The plot is the sequence of events: programmer in the lab, bug appears, bug is fixed.
22	The conflict is the robot losing power and not being able to move.
23	The programmer and the robot could be characters.
24	Conflict is the problem, and resolution is how the problem is solved.
25	The characters do the action in a setting, face a conflict, and reach a resolution that ends the story.