Plot Diagram 1
Plot Diagram 2
Parts Of Speech 1
Parts of Speech 2
PJHS
100
The peak of the conflict between the protagonist and antagonist. Often a big battle.
The Climax
100
Setting
Where the story takes place
100
Noun
A person, place, thing, or idea
100
Pronoun
Replaces a noun (he, she, I, you, it, we, us, that, them etc.)
100
Mr. Donahue's first name?
Mike or Michael
200
What do you call the main character?
Protagonist
200
Where is the Inciting Incident?
200
Verb
The action word in the sentence
200
Interjection
A word that is completely disconnected from the rest of the sentence. Hey! It shows a strong emotion.
200
Who is the Seventh Grade Vice Principal?
Mrs. Stokes
300
What happens near the end of a story after the climax but before the resolution.
Falling Action
300
Where in the story plot pyramid would you find the setting introduced?
In the exposition
300
Adjective
Describes a noun
300
Conjunction
It joins 2 independant or dependant clauses
300
How many students are at PJHS this year?
900
400
What is the Rising Action?
There is a build up of suspense caused by complications leading up to the climax.
400
What is the Initial Incident?
The spark that starts the story
400
The part of speech that shows the location in time or place
Prepositions
400
A word that modifies a verb
Adverbs
400
Can Junior High students play on High School sports teams?
Yes
500
What is the Exposition?
Introduction to the characters and setting
500
What is the Resolution?
The ending of the story where the protagonist often reflects on the theme (lesson they learned).
500
HEY!
Interjection
500
What part of speech is the word "man" in this sentence?
"The man walked up to the blue dog"
Nouns
500
What year is your class set to graduate high school?
2031