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Elements of plot for review
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What is the 2nd part of a plot?
Falling action
Rising action
Secondary action
Exposition
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What are the 4 main parts of a plot?
Conflict, resources, solution. celebration.
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action.
Rising action, conflict, solution, ending.
Exposition, resolution, climax, celebration.
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The most emotional or suspenseful moment of a story is called...
Resolution
Show Stopper
Exposition
Climax
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What is the final part of a plot?
Finale
Climax
Falling action
Podunk
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Who is a protagonist?
The "bad guy" or villain.
The hero or leading character.
The person writing the story
The person working against the main character.
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What is foreshadowing?
A feeling of uncertainity
Special lighting effects for the main character
Clues to future events.
A description of a setting
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Which elements are part of the basic situation?
Main conflict, characters, and setting
Main villains, fighting, and resolution
Main theme, figurative language, and climax.
Main conflict, action, and characters
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What is an antagonist?
The person who wrote the story
A person or force in opposition to the hero or protagonist.
A very tiny character or role in the story.
A mentor to the protagonist
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What happens in a plot's resolution?
The protagonist makes a bold choice.
Suspense is cranked up!
the height of action or emotion takes place.
Loose ends are tied up, story ends.
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What is plot?
Predictions of the future.
The meaning behind a story.
What happens in a story.
The author's message.
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What is the character's reasons for their actions or what they want?
conflict
competition
motivation
greed
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What is conflict in a story?
The problem characters face in the story
When characters wrestle in the story
Only something used in scary stories
How characters dialogue with each other.
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What can setting do besides tell a reader when and where a story takes place?
Establish point of view
Set up the main character to fail
Tell the reader how the story will end
Set tone and mood or help create conflict
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When is the plot's basic situation presented?
During the climax
During exposition
During intermission
During the conclusion
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One example of internal conflict is...
A broken heart
When a character is attacked by a friend
When characters who are related fight.
An upset stomach
