
Conflict and Theme in The People Could Fly
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Kileen Tayla
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Conflict and Theme in The People Could Fly
I can recognize plot elements
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Lesson Question
Why is conflict important to a story?
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Vocabulary
Climax - the point of greatest emotional stress
Antagonist - a character or force that opposes the protagonist
Theme - one message a text communicates about a topic
Resolution - the conclusion or outcome of a plot’s conflicts
Conflict - a struggle between opposing forces or characters
Protagonist - the main character in a story
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Multiple Choice
The Resolution is...
the point of greatest emotional stress
a character or force that opposes the protagonist
one message a text communicates about a topic
the conclusion or outcome of a plot’s conflicts
a struggle between opposing forces or characters
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Multiple Choice
The Climax is...
the point of greatest emotional stress
a character or force that opposes the protagonist
one message a text communicates about a topic
the conclusion or outcome of a plot’s conflicts
a struggle between opposing forces or characters
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Multiple Choice
The Theme is...
the point of greatest emotional stress
a character or force that opposes the protagonist
one message a text communicates about a topic
the conclusion or outcome of a plot’s conflicts
a struggle between opposing forces or characters
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Multiple Choice
The Conflict is...
the point of greatest emotional stress
a character or force that opposes the protagonist
one message a text communicates about a topic
the conclusion or outcome of a plot’s conflicts
a struggle between opposing forces or characters
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Plot Structure
Beginning - Exposition
Middle - Rising Action, Climax
End - Falling Action, Resolution
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Multiple Choice
The Point at the top of the mountain is called the
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
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Multiple Choice
The point at the end of the mountain is called the
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a theme?
People make mistakes.
The path to success may contain many failures.
Success
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Connecting Theme and Central Conflict
The central conflict is the main conflict or problem of the story.
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The central conflict is the main conflict or problem of the story.
The plot is based on the central conflict, so the conflict often is
connected to the story’s subject.
The central conflict is solved in the resolution
The way the central conflict is resolved helps reveal the story’s theme
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I can recognize plot elements
Why is conflict important to a story?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is conflict?
Two characters getting along.
A struggle between two opposing forces.
The climax in a story.
Part of the resolution.
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Multiple Choice
What is conflict?
Two characters getting along.
A struggle between two opposing forces.
The climax in a story.
Part of the resolution.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Where is "The People Could Fly" set?
at Valley Fair
in a shopping mall
a Northern town in 1775
on a Southern cotton plantation
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Multiple Choice
Where is "The People Could Fly" set?
at Valley Fair
in a shopping mall
a Northern town in 1775
on a Southern cotton plantation
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