

Literary Elements: Plot
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4th Grade
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4 Slides • 18 Questions
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Open Ended
What comes to mind when you see this diagram?
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Multiple Choice
The term for events that make up a story
conflict
resolution
inciting incident
plot (pick me pls)
3
Multiple Choice
The highest point of tension in a plot is the
climax
conflict
plot
inciting incident
exposition
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Multiple Choice
The problem or struggle is the
resolution
theme
conflict
resolution
5
Multiple Choice
Complications are added during the
conflict
rising action
narration
climax
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Multiple Choice
If a character is struggling with a difficult decision, the conflict is
external
internal
rising action
none of these
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Multiple Choice
The conflict is introduced in the
inciting incident
climax
resolution
falling action
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of inciting incident?
it sets the rising action in motion
it concludes the conflict
it shows what happens to the character at the end of the story
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of falling action?
it sets the plot in motion
the characters and setting are being introduced
loose ends are being tied up and the conflict is being resolved
none of these
10
Multiple Choice
The end of a plot is called the
Climax
Conflict
Rising Action
resolution
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Literary Elements: Plot Worksheet
Students will complete worksheet as a class and pair share throughout. Go to powerpoint.
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As we read, keep in mind the plot elements we just went over.
After the Reading, Quietly Take out your whiteboards and white board marker.
After the Fall Read aloud
Self awareness- Humpty is afraid to climb up the wall after he has a great fall, but he does it anyway. Describe a time when you overcame something! ex) I was afraid of dogs as a kid but now I am able to pet dogs and do not run away from them.
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Lets see your growth!
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Multiple Choice
The sequence of events in a work of literature
plot
conflict
climax
expomarker
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Multiple Choice
The parts of plot in which the reader is given important background information about the characters and setting
climax
exposition
rising action
falling action
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Open Ended
What is climax?
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Multiple Choice
The first event that sets the plot in motion and introduces the conflict
tension
conflict
Incident Incident
plot
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Multiple Choice
The problem or struggle between opposing forces
falling action
conflict
climax
resolution
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Open Ended
What is the rising action?
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Multiple Choice
What is falling action?
The tension is decreasing loose ends are being tied up. The conflict is being resolved.
The tension is increasing.The conflict is not even close to being resolved.
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Open Ended
What happens during the resolution of a story?
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1. Put Chromebook's away
Quietly Take out your scissors and glue
Labeling Worksheet (Language arts section)
Clean up
When done you may Read GEU book
What comes to mind when you see this diagram?
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