Exposition (Beginning)
What part of the plot introduces the characters and setting?
Exposition.
What part of the plot shows events leading to the problem?
Rising Action
What is the main problem in the story called?
Conflict.
What is the most exciting part of the plot?
Climax.
What part of the plot shows how the story ends?
Resolution.
What important information is given in the exposition?
Characters, setting, and situation.
What happens to the problem during the rising action?
It becomes more difficult.
Who or what causes the conflict?
A person, nature, or situation.
When does the climax happen in the story?
Near the end.
What happens to the conflict in the resolution?
It is solved.
Why is the exposition needed in a story?
To understand the story
Why is rising action important?
It builds excitement
Why is conflict important in a story?
It drives the plot.
Why is the climax important?
It decides the outcome.
Why is the resolution important?
It gives closure.
What clue in the exposition shows a problem will happen?
A hint of conflict.
How do events in the rising action affect the character?
They create challenges.
How does the conflict affect the story events?
It shapes actions.
What usually happens to the conflict at the climax?
It reaches its peak.
How does the resolution reflect the climax?
It shows the result.
What would happen if the exposition were missing?
The story would be unclear.
What connects the exposition to the climax?
Rising action.
What would happen to the plot without conflict?
The story would be boring.
How does the climax change the direction of the story?
It leads to the ending.
What lesson can be learned from the resolution?
The moral.