Identifying the Climax

What is the climax of a story?

• The climax of a story is the beginning of the story.

• The climax of a story is the resolution of the conflict.

• The climax of a story is the least important part of the plot.

• The climax of a story is the turning point or the most intense and exciting part of the plot where the conflict reaches its peak.

Which subtopic focuses on the turning point in a story?

• exposition

• climax

• resolution

• rising action

What is the rising action in a story?

• Introduction of the main characters

• Resolution of the conflict

• Series of events that build suspense and tension

• Conclusion of the story

Which subtopic deals with the falling action in a story?

• plot structure

• climax

• setting

• character development

What is the conflict in a story?

• The conflict is the resolution or solution in a story.

• The conflict is the setting or location in a story.

• The conflict is the supporting characters in a story.

• The conflict is the main problem or struggle in a story.

Which subtopic focuses on analyzing the conflict in a story?

• Conflict Analysis

• Setting Description

• Plot Summary

• Character Development

What is the main character's goal in a story?

• To achieve their objective or desire

• To give up and accept defeat

• To make friends and build relationships

• To avoid conflict and stay out of trouble

Which subtopic deals with identifying the main character's goal?

• Character development

• Plot

• Setting

• Conflict

What is the purpose of identifying the climax in a story?

• To analyze the theme of the story.

• To determine the main characters in the story.

• To understand the turning point or the moment the protagonist "deals" with his /her biggest conflict and acknowledges the outcome, good or bad

• To identify the setting of the story.

Which subtopic focuses on the purpose of identifying the climax?

• Character Development

• Setting Description

• Plot Structure

• Conflict Resolution