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Parts of Plot & Inferencing
Parts of Plot & Inferencing
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A Language Arts Quiz for MO learning standards RL 6.1, RL 6.3
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What moves the story from exposition to resolution?
the author
the conflict
the main character
the climax
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What is NOT evidence the reader uses to make inferences about character traits?
thoughts
feelings
the title
dialogue
3
Define climax
the most important point
time and place of the story
the internal conflict
turning point of the story
4
Internal character traits are traits that-
are found in the characters thoughts and actions
give the reader a picture of what the character looks like
are traits that are only positive
make the character unlikeable
5
The reader must use schema and what to make an inference?
Text Evidence
The conflict
authors last name
The title
6
What is another way of saying text evidence
explicit details
inference
schema
resolution
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What is the rising action of a story?
The setting
Author describes conflict the character faces, tensions rise
The end of the story
The most exciting point in the story.
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What is schema
explicit details
the climax of the story
Background Knowledge
the protagonist
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What part of the plot leads to the resolution
falling action
climax
conflict
rising action
10
Define setting.
time the story takes place
place the story takes place
problem of the story
time and place of the story
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If the plot includes a flashback this would mean-
that the character has had to go back to his home town
the story has ended abruptly
the story has jumped back in time
their is a second plot in the story
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Which part of the plot is the character and setting introduced?
falling action
climax
resolution
exposition