Plot Structure 1
The exposition introduces readers to the setting and __________.
What are characters?
The main characters (2) of "Eleven".
Who are Rachel and Mrs. Price.
The main problem or struggle between two characters in a story.
HINT: Drake and Kendrick Lamar have a ______.
What is conflict.
Something belonging to someone.
Hint: My grandmother’s bracelet is my most cherished ___________.
What is possession?
The time and location of a story; where the story takes place.
What is the setting?
After Rachel puts on the sweater, she cries in front of her entire class. This is the ___________ of "Eleven".
What is Climax?
Greatly engaged or involved in something
What is absorbed?
Giving animals/objects human-like abilities.
Hint: Toy Story, Cars, Shrek
What is personification?
"Scout's Honor" has three main characters. The narrator, Max, and ________.
Who is Horse?
Visual representation of plot structure.
What is a plot map?
I always try to be __________ to waiters, even when they take a long time to serve me.
Hint: polite or respectful
What is courteous?
I try not to be ______ of my sister’s natural ability at soccer.
Hint: Jealous; showing desire for what someone else has.
What is envious?
The portion of the story where conflict is introduced.
What is rising action?
The conflict reaches it's peak and approaches a turning point. The most intense and exciting part of the story.
What is climax?
Rose _______________ did her homework and listened to music.
Hint: done at the same time as something else
What is simultaneously?
To move near to.
What is approach?
The part of the story where the conflict is resolved.
What is resolution?
The part of the story after the narrator, Horse, and Max agree to go home. They are traveling on the train. They have not agreed to keep their trip a secret from Mr. Brenkman. This is the _____________ in "Scout's Honor".
What is Falling Action?
The rock was so i_______ that it took a tractor to move it.
Hint: very great or large
What is immense?
A comparison of two things using the words "like" or "as".