Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
100

Is this the beginning of the mountain or the end?

The beginning... If you got it wrong then what's wrong with you?

100

The inciting incident is what introduces the conflict. (An acceptable answer can be yes, no, or possibly)

Possibly, there is no certainty that it introduces the conflict.

100

Cierto o Falso: The climax is the turning point

True... How did you get that wrong?

100

Does the falling action happen after the climax.

Yes...... Mr. Stroupe was that your best friend I saw at the Grocery sotre?

100

What is resolution?

The end of the story when the conflict is resolved.

200

Are there hints of possible conflict in the Exposition?

Yes, While the full conflict may not be revealed, hints of it are present.

200

True or False: The Inciting Incident starts the Rising Action

True, when the conflict is introduced, The suspense builds up.

200
Does the main character finish the conflict after the climax?

No, in some cases the climax does end the conflict, but in most stories the conflict dies down, hence the falling action.

200

True or False: The conflict is resolved at this point.

False, while some stories are like that, no conflicts are truly resolved until the Resolution.

200

Can a new conflict emerge during this period.

Most of the time no. But in some cases there is a new conflict. (Which sets up a good selling price for a sequel)

300

What does the exposition introduce?

Characters, Setting, situations the character has, etc.

300

What keeps the rising action going?

A conflict/complication keeps the rising action going.

300

Is the climax always in the middle of the story?

Ofc not why would you think that, the climax can be wonky, so can the whole plot mountain.

300

What release do the characters feel at this point?

They feel a release of emotional tension.

300

BONUS POINTS (THIS IS WORTH 600): What are the three main parts to a draft resolution? (Write on a paper)

The heading, the preamble and the operative section.

400

How long can expositions go?

Paragraphs, pages or even chapters.


400

Could the rising action enhance the conflict or make the conflict worse?

Yes, The rising action can introduce new conflicts.

400

Is the climax most important in the story?

No! Many times it's the most suspenseful, but mostly after the climax, seeing the character's growth is most important.

400

What happens to the tension during the falling action?

The tension winds down and the conflict is slowly becoming resolved.

400

How is the theme or moral of the story revealed in the resolution?

Sometimes in fiction works, the theme is revealed just by saying it, but it's not that easy, they can be revealed through what the character learns, what is said by the characters, etc.

500

True or False: Expositions are exciting, quick, and the most suspenseful part of the story.

FALSE


500

Does the Rising action have Carte blanche to end without a climax?

No, A climax must come after the Rising Action.
500

Is the fate of the characters decided after the conflict or climax has ended?

Yes, once the climax has ended, the fate of the characters is decided.

500

What is the purpose of the Falling Action?

The falling action deflates the plot's tension, and allows the characters to basically "Take a break"

500

How is resolution important to the story?

The resolution reveals theme, and ties up a character's story.