Monday Final Exam Review

Climax

• Where the suspense builds more
• Conflict is solved
• Introduces the characters, setting, and the main conflict
• Point of max. Interest, the big event, the conflict doesn’t develop more after this

Inciting incident

• point of maximum Interest, the big event, the conflict doesn’t develop more after this
• conflict is solved
• an event that occurs that sets the protagonist in a different direction
• story begins to develop conflict, builds suspense

Falling action

• an event that occurs that sets the protagonist in a different direction
• conflict is solved
• story begins to develop conflict, builds suspense
• characters attempt to solve the conflict

Exposition

• end of the story – answers remaining questions
• introduces the characters, setting, and the main conflict
• conflict is solved
• an event that occurs that sets the protagonist in a different direction

Resolution

• Conflict is solved
• introduces the characters, setting, and the main conflict
• end of story -- answers remaining questions
• point of maximum interest

Rising Action

• introduces the characters, setting, and the main conflict
• end of the story -- answers remaining questions
• story begins to develop conflict, builds suspense
• conflict is solved

Denouement

• end of the story -- answers remaining questions
• an event that occurs that sets the protagonist in a different direction
• point of maximum interest, the big event
• characters attempt to solve the conflict

The Quester is the person who stops the main character from doing what they set out to do.

• True
• False

The stated reason to go on the quest is not the actual reason for the quest.

• True
• False

Define a hero's journey: a hero's journey is a way to look at stories in order to see how they are similar across ________ and __________.

• Time and culture
• books and movies
• fiction and nonfiction
• Moana and Maui