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What is the part in the story that is the most exciting?

What makes for a bad example of a summary?

Protagonists/Antagonists, Climax, Summary

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1
What makes for a bad example of a summary?
Too many sentences
Too many character names
Too much detail
Not enough details
2
What is the part in the story that is the most exciting?
Summary
Antagonist
Protagonist
Climax
3
In Home Alone, who was the protagonist?
The parents
The robbers
Kevin
The pizza man
4
What makes for a good summary?
A couple details within a couple sentences
Only a few characters' names
No details and general terms
A lot of key ideas with details
5
In the Lion King, who is the antagonist?
Simba
Scar
Mufasa
The hyenas
6
What comes after the climax?
The end of the story
The summary
The rising action
The falling action
7
Why do you need to know how to write a good summary?
To do well on the SAT
To write a made-up story
To write a math equation
To write vocabulary words
8
How many climaxes can there be in one story?
Only 1
None
There is no limit
2 at the most
9
What happens right before the climax?
The rising action
The summary
The summary
The falling action
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What is the relationship between the antagonist and the climax?
The climax makes the antagonist the bad guy
The antagonist makes the story hit its climax
They are the same thing
There is no relationship