Describing the Development of Plot

Describing the Development of Plot

Multiple Select

When describing the development of the plot, which details should you use? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY!

• Only the exciting details.

• Details that describe the resolution.

• Details that describe the problem's beginning and attempts to solve it.

• Don't forget details that describe the wisest person in the story.

• Details from the longest sentences.

What does it mean to "describe?"

• explain in words

• providing necessary details to give a full picture of

Not all details are important when describing the development of the plot.

Keep your eyes on the conflict from beginning to end? Does it get worse? What actions are taken to solve it? What is the result of the actions? How does it end?

Multiple Choice

Which word a synonym of the word "development?"

• decrease

• reduction

• growth

• conflict

Multiple Select

Which element is important in a story? Check all that apply.

• sadness

• a problem

• a struggle

• the resolution

Poll

If you had a choice in how you would use a dragon, which would you choose?

• as a pet

• transportation

• security

• as entertainment

Multiple Choice

In Krakus and the Dragon, the dragon is suddenly awakened. Which detail supports this?

• "...boys did yell..."

• "...he floated away, never...seen again"

• "...thump of rolling stones..."

• "...Krakus...the wisest man in town."

Multiple Choice

The detail "...townspeople sought the advice of Krakus...the wisest man in town" ..." supports the idea that...

• Krakus was in trouble.

• The town had never dealt with a dragon.

• The townspeople needed to pay him.

• The townspeople were unfair to Krakus.

Multiple Choice

Which detail describes the result of Krakus's plan?

• "...Smok pursued.."

• "...asked to be given a few days to come up with a plan."

• "...promised to make Krakus...king."

• "...lambskin...left outside the lair."