Falling Action
Climax
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
100

When does the falling action typically happen in the story?

What is second to last and/or after the climax and before the resolution?

100

Where does the climax occur in the text?

What is the closer to the end of the story; before falling action, and after rising action?

100

Where is the resolution take place in the text?

What is the end?

100

Is the rising action the shortest or the longest part of a passage?

What is the longest?

100

When does the exposition occur in a story?

What is the beginning?

200

What does the falling action do?

What is it begins to resolve the conflict and wraps up the story?

200

What is the "villain" or main conflict called?

What is the antagonist?

200

What dissolves in the end of the story?

What is the conflict or problem?

200

Typically how many rising action events are on a plot diagram in a short story?

What is five to six in a short story?

200

The main character in the text is called the what?

What is the protagonist?

300

How many events are typically in the falling action of a short story?

What is one or two.

300

What happens during the climax?

The character is involved in a major event that turns the story (for good or bad). It is the ah-ha moment for the reader.

300

What does the resolution do to the plot?

What is concludes the falling action and provides closure for the reader. 

300

What is the purpose of the rising action?

What is to build suspense and present events that develops the story before the climax.

300

What does the exposition introduce?

What is the setting, characters and introduces the problem?

400

How does the falling action begin to resolve the conflict of the story?

What is by wrapping up the events of the story and flowing into the resolution?

400

What are the four main types of conflict?

What is man vs. man, man vs.nature, man vs. society, and man vs. self?

400

What does the resolution contribute to the plot?

What is concludes the falling action and provides a solution to the problem presented?

400

Name the conflict or problem that develops in Cinderella.

What is... 

Man vs. Man: Cinderella wants to go to the ball and her stepmother and stepsisters give her too much work and she is not able to go.

400

What is the exposition of Cinderella?


What is a long time ago in a castle. Cinderella, Cinderella's father, stepmother, and stepsisters. Cinderella's mother died, her father remarried, and the stepmother and stepsisters treated her like a servant. 

500

Name one event in the falling action of Cinderella.

What is the prince goes around the village trying to find the right fit for the slipper he has from the ball.

500

What is the climax in Cinderella?


What is when the prince tries the glass slipper on Cinderella and it fits.

500

What is the resolution in Cinderella?

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What is the slipper fits Cinderella and her and the prince live happily ever after?

500

Name at least two events in the rising action of Cinderella.


Answers will vary

500

Explain why the exposition of a story is important. 


The exposition sets a purpose and background information so the reader can understand the story. 

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