PLOT ELEMENTS B7/B8

Question 1

Falling action and resolution are at the

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END

Question 2

The climax is at the

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MIDDLE

Question 3

Antagonist

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The character in conflict with the main character.

Question 4

This usually occurs at the beginning of a short story.

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EXPOSITION

Question 5

The story comes to a reasonable ending.

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RESOLUTION

Question 6

There can be more than 1 conflict in the plot of a story.

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False

Question 7

The main character in a story

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protagonist

Question 8

Takes in place inside of the body/mind.

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Internal conflict

Question 9

Exposition and rising action are at the

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BEGINNING OF A STORY

Question 10

When the main character comes face to face with a conflict. The turning point of the story.

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CLIMAX

Question 11

This type of character(s) against a natural force.

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man vs nature

Question 12

Literary conflicts take the form of a character struggling to overcome fear, emotions, & etc

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man vs self

Question 13

Takes place outside of the body.

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External Conflict

Question 14

The organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story.

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PLOT

Question 15

The struggle between 2 or more characters.

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man vs man

Question 16

The part of the story that builds suspense and conflict begins.

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RISING ACTION

Question 17

All loose ends of the plot are tied up. The conflict and climax are taken care of.

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FALLING ACTION

Question 18

In many stories, the protagonist battles against elements of government or culture.

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man vs society

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