Elements of Plot

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Which of the following is an element of plot that is usually the turning point of a story? Resolution, Climax, Exposition, Rising Action

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Climax

Front

Which of the following best describes the difference between 'plot' and 'elements'? Options: 'Plot' and 'elements' mean the same thing in literature. 'Plot' refers to the sequence of events in a story, while 'elements' are the individual parts that make up the plot. 'Plot' is the theme of the story, and 'elements' are the moral lessons. 'Elements' are the main characters, while 'plot' is the setting.

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'Plot' refers to the sequence of events in a story, while 'elements' are the individual parts that make up the plot.

Front

_______ includes all the events that lead up to the CLIMAX of the story.

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Rising Action

Front

#1 in the diagram is the _______ of a story.

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Exposition

Front

#5 is the ______ of a story.

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Resolution

Front

#4 is one of the elements of a story's plot. Which element is it?

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Falling Action

Front

Which of the following is an element of a story's plot represented by #4 in the diagram? Climax, Resolution, Falling Action, Rising Action

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Falling Action

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Which of the following is an element of a story, often, but not always, the hero? Antagonist, Protagonist

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Protagonist

Front

Which of the following is an element of a story that refers to a person or force who OPPOSES the protagonist? Antagonist, Protagonist

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Antagonist

Front

TRUE OR FALSE: The 'elements' of plot are the individual parts that make up the overall sequence of events in a story (such as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution), while the 'plot' refers to this overall sequence.

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TRUE