Plot Diagram Practice

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What is the Exposition in a plot diagram?

Back

The Exposition is the part of a story where the setting, place, and characters are introduced.

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What is the Rising Action in a plot diagram?

Back

The Rising Action is the series of events that create tension and build up to the climax.

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What is the Climax in a plot diagram?

Back

The Climax is the turning point of the story, the most exciting part where the main conflict reaches its peak.

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What is the Falling Action in a plot diagram?

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The Falling Action is the events that follow the climax, where the tension decreases and the story starts to wind down.

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What is the Resolution in a plot diagram?

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The Resolution is the part of the story where conflicts are resolved and loose ends are tied up.

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What does the Exposition include?

Back

The Exposition includes the introduction of characters, setting, and the initial situation.

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What happens during the Rising Action?

Back

During the Rising Action, the main character faces challenges and conflicts that lead to the climax.

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Why is the Climax important?

Back

The Climax is important because it is the moment of greatest tension and the turning point of the story.

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What occurs in the Falling Action?

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In the Falling Action, the story begins to resolve, and the consequences of the climax are revealed.

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What is the purpose of the Resolution?

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The purpose of the Resolution is to provide closure to the story and resolve any remaining conflicts.