Sequencing Quiz for First Grade: Understanding Story Order

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🎬 Beginning: This is how the story starts. It introduces the characters and the setting. Think of it as the opening scene of a movie!
• middle: This is where the action happens! 🚀 The characters face a problem or go on an adventure.
• 🌟 End: This is how the story finishes. The problem is solved, and we see what happens to the characters. It's the grand finale!
• 📝 Sequence Words: Words like 'first,' 'then,' 'next,' and 'last' help us understand the order of events. These are your clues!
• 💡 Putting it Together:** Think about what happens *first*, *next*, and *last* to tell the story correctly. Every part is important!

Practice Quiz

1. Which of these usually happens at the *beginning* of a story?
   1. A. The characters solve a problem.
   2. B. The characters are introduced.
   3. C. The story ends happily.
   4. D. A new character appears.
2. What is the main thing that happens in the *middle* of the story?
   1. A. The problem is first introduced
   2. B. Everyone goes home.
   3. C. The problem gets solved.
   4. D. The cat meows loudly.
3. Which word most likely shows you the *order* of events in a story?
   1. A. Because
   2. B. Suddenly
   3. C. Last
   4. D. Sadly
4. Where does a story resolution most likely appear?
   1. A. The Middle
   2. B. The End
   3. C. The Start
   4. D. The Interlude
5. What comes *after* the character is introduced?
   1. A. The Ending
   2. B. The resolution
   3. C. The Problem
   4. D. The Climax
6. If the story sequence is First, Then, Next, which comes last?
   1. A. Last
   2. B. Then
   3. C. Beginning
   4. D. Next
7. What should you think about *first* when putting a story in order?
   1. A. How it ends.
   2. B. Who the characters are.
   3. C. What happens in the middle.
   4. D. How the problem is solved.