Plot Structure
The turning point in the story.
What is The Climax?
In the setting, we learn this....
Time and Place
The life lesson or moral of the story.
What is theme?
The girls laugh at a good joke after getting revenge on Dad.
Resolution.
Mr. Froom's favorite thing to drink.
What is coffee?
The action that follows the climax.
What is falling action?
The antagonist is...
What is character, or the thing, working against the protagonist. The villan
Will not accept -> bad guy
The sequence of events in a story.
What is plot?
It was a dark stormy night, long long ago in the year 1845.
What is the setting?
The two parts of the human body that continue to grow for your entire life.
What are the ears and nose?
The author's introduction to the characters, setting, and conflict.
What is exposition?
The major PROBLEM(s) faced by the MAIN character.
What is conflict?
The moment when the plot usually changes for the better for the protagonist.
What is the Climax?
The Dad keeps pranking his daughter's friends even after she has repeatedly asked him to stop.
What is Major Conflict?
The team to win the very first TWO super bowls.
The Green Bay Packers
The part of the plot that concludes the falling action by revealing or suggesting the outcome of the conflict.
What is resolution?
The climax of The Monster in the Cave.
Odysseus and his men poke Polyphemus in the eye with a burning log.
The struggle between opposing forces.
What is conflict?
Odysseus and his men sail away. Polyphemus and Poseidon are furious!
What is resolution
I have this kind of dog.
The part of the plot that increases tension about the conflict.
What is rising action?
The setting of the monster in the cave.
What is the morning after the Trojan War on the island of the Cyclopes
What is the big conflict between Polyphemus and Odysseus?
Polyphemus has the men trapped in a cave.
A boy named Ping loves to grow flowers in Ancient China while an emperor, who is growing old, wants to pick a successor.
What is exposition?
Mr. Froom's favorite hobby.
What is fishing (or walking his dog)?