What is the order of the 5 stages of plot?

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, & resolution

To shake with a slight, rapid movement

The moment of greatest interest, the turning point

to think without confidence or trust

A true account of person's life, written by that person

Introduces obstacles/ complications and builds suspense

A true account of a person's life, written by another person

The story begins to draw to a close

beginning of story:the author introduces the setting, characters, & info

The sequence of events that make up a story

The problem is resolved or worked out.

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Ferocity
to continue to stay; delay leaving
with a bashful or embarrassed look
To shake with a slight, rapid movement
fierceness, extreme intensity
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What is the order of the 5 stages of plot?
Resolution, climax rising action, falling action, & exposition
Rising action, climax, exposition, falling action, & resolution
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, & resolution
Exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, & resolution
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Quiver
To shake with a slight, rapid movement
to continue to stay; delay leaving
fierceness, extreme intensity
stout or overweight
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Harmony or agreement; as with one voice
Linger
Quiver
Unison
Ferocity
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Climax
The moment of greatest interest, the turning point
Introduces obstacles/ complications & builds suspense.
Story begins to draw to a close
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To continue to stay; delay leaving
Quiver
Sheepishly
Linger
Portly
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Taking notes while reading the passage is
Resolution
Annotation
Plot
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Mistrust
stout or overweight
fit to be seen by people
Delicate, weak and fragile
to think without confidence or trust
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Autobiography
A true account of a person's life, written by another person
A true account of person's life, written by that person
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Rising action
The beginning of the story, introduces setting, characters, and info
Introduces obstacles/ complications and builds suspense
Story begins to draw to a close
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Fit to be seen by people
Presentable
Barren
Frail
Quiver
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With a bashful or embarrassed look
sheepishly
Unison
linger
portly
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Biography
A true account of a person's life, written by another person
A true account of a person's life, written by that person
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Falling action
The moment of greatest interest
The story begins to draw to a close
The problem is resolved or worked out
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Exposition
introduces obstacles/ complications and builds suspense.
beginning of story:the author introduces the setting, characters, & info
The moment of greatest interest, the turning point
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Plot
Beginning of the story where the author introduces setting,characters&info
The sequence of events that make up a story
The moment of greatest interest, the turning point
Introduces obstacles/ complications & builds suspense
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Portly
to shake with a slight, rapid movement
fierceness, extreme intensity
to continue to stay; delay leaving
Stout or overweight
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Empty; lacking interest or charm
Linger
Mistrust
Mistrust
Barren
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The author is narrating a story about characters referring to them by name, using "he" "she" and "they
First person point of view
Third person point of view
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Resolution
The problem is resolved or worked out.
The story begins to draw to a close.
Introduces obstacles/complications & builds suspense
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Frail
delicate, weak and fragile
stout or overweight
fierceness, extreme intensity
fit to be seen by people
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The authors point of view used for autobiographical writing, using I
First person point of view
Third person point of view

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