Plot Diagram
The part of the plot with the most tension or action.
What is the climax?
Without a clearly defined shape.
What is amorphous?
To argue about something.
What is a dispute?
Extremely small or tiny.
What is minuscule?
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What is Google Classroom?
The series of events that leads up to the main turning point of a story.
What is the rising action?
An adjective that means very important.
What is essential?
Free from flaws or mistakes.
What is immaculate?
Not enough; too little.
What is scarce?
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What is the newsletter?
The part of a plot that comes right after the climax.
What is the falling action?
A large or excessive amount of something.
What is plethora?
Fond of company, social.
What is gregarious?
An excessive amount of something.
What is superfluous?
...the class mailbox.
What is the Media Center?
The part of the plot where the author finalizes the story.
What is the resolution?
Regard with hatred or disgust.
What is abhor?
Able to be pressed out of shape without breaking.
What is malleable?
To fill something up again.
What is replenish?
...packets/handouts given to you in class.
What is the blue folder?
The part of the plot that introduces the setting and characters.
What is the exposition?
To annoy or irritate.
What is vex?
Wildly unreasonable or illogical.
What is absurd?
To calm someone down.
What is pacify?
...electronic messages sent by my teacher that I may sometimes need to respond to.
What is Gmail/email?