Plot Diagram Review

Front

In this part of the plot, the main character deals with the effects of the climax. Options: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

Back

Falling Action

Front

In this part of the plot, there is a series of events leading to the climax in which complications occur to build suspense and interest.

Back

Rising Action

Front

In this part of the plot, the main character meets their goal that they set in the initiating event. It's also the turning point in the central conflict.

Back

Climax

Front

In this part of the plot, the story comes to an end, the main conflict is resolved, and details about the future are sometimes given.

Back

Resolution

Front

In this part of the plot, the beginning of the story is introduced, which includes background information, the setting, and characters.

Back

Exposition

Front

This is the event that causes the main conflict in a story. This is also where the main character sets their goal.

Back

Initiating Event

Front

The lesson learned in the story is also known as--

Back

Theme

Front

Protagonist

Back

The main character

Front

Antagonist

Back

The person working against the main character

Front

True or False: A story can have more than one theme.

Back

True