Plot Structure

What is the purpose of the exposition in a plot structure?

• To develop the climax of the story

• To reveal the resolution of the plot

• To provide background information and set the stage for the rest of the plot.

• To introduce the main conflict of the story

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Which part of the plot structure introduces the main characters and setting?

• resolution

• falling action

• climax

• exposition

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What is the rising action in a plot structure?

• The conclusion of the story

• The introduction of the main characters in a story

• Series of events that build up the main conflict in a story

• The resolution of the main conflict in a story

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What events lead to the climax in a plot structure?

• Events that resolve the conflict peacefully

• Events that have no impact on the main conflict

• Events that decrease the stakes and tension

• Events that increase the stakes and bring the main conflict to a head.

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How does the falling action contribute to the resolution in a plot structure?

• The falling action contributes to the resolution by introducing new conflicts and tensions

• The falling action contributes to the resolution by prolonging the story without reaching a resolution

• The falling action contributes to the resolution by abruptly ending the story without resolving any conflicts

• The falling action contributes to the resolution by resolving the conflicts and tensions and leading to the climax and ultimate resolution of the story.

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What is the resolution in a plot structure?

• The resolution is the setting where the story takes place.

• The resolution is the climax of the story.

• The resolution is the introduction of the main characters in the story.

• The resolution is the outcome of the main conflict in the story.

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What is the conflict in a plot structure?

• The conflict is the resolution of the story's problem

• The conflict is the central struggle or problem that the main character faces in the story.

• The conflict is the setting of the story

• The conflict is the minor issue that the main character faces

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How does the conflict drive the plot in a story?

• Conflict drives the plot by making the story boring and uneventful

• Conflict drives the plot by introducing new characters

• Conflict drives the plot by creating tension, obstacles, and challenges for the characters to overcome.

• Conflict drives the plot by resolving all the problems immediately

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What is the turning point in a plot structure?

• Climax

• Resolution

• Denouement

• Exposition

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How does the resolution bring closure to the story in a plot structure?

• The resolution brings closure to the story by resolving the main conflict or problem that the characters have been facing throughout the plot.

• The resolution brings closure to the story by abruptly ending without resolving any conflicts

• The resolution brings closure to the story by leaving all conflicts unresolved

• The resolution brings closure to the story by introducing new conflicts and problems

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