
Thank You Ma'am Plot Diagram
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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S Derickson
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Let's see how much your remember from your plot diagram
Exposition/Beginning
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
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Exposition
This is the BEGINNING of the story where we are introduced to characters and background information.
Exposition=Beginning
Exposition=Setting/Character Description
This is when we find the conflict of the story
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Rising Action
These are the events that lead up to the climax.
Rising Action= Events that lead to climax
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Climax
The climax is the turning point of a story
Climax= Most intense part of the story
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Falling Action
Falling action is when parts of the story start to become solved.
Falling Action=The events that lead to the end of the story
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Resolution
Resolution = The end of the story
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Multiple Choice
What is the EXPOSITION of a story?
The end of a story
The beginning of a story
The middle of a story
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Multiple Choice
What is the exposition of Thank You Ma'am?
When the author describes the characters
When Roger steals the purse
When Mrs. Jones grabs Roger
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Multiple Choice
What is the CONFLICT of Thank You Ma'am?
Character vs Self
Character vs Society
Character vs Nature
Character vs Character
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Multiple Choice
What are the EVENTS THAT LEAD UP to the climax of a story?
The end
Rising Action
The climax
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Multiple Choice
What is the Rising Action of Thank You Ma'am?
When Mrs. Jones drags Roger to her home.
When Roger decides that he wants Mrs. Jones to trust him.
When Mrs. Jones cooks supper for Roger
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Multiple Choice
What is it called when the story reaches it's turning point?
Plot
climax
exposition
resolution
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Multiple Select
What is the climax of Thank You Ma'am?
When Roger steals the purse
When Mrs. Jones leaves her purse alone with Roger and he DOESN'T steal any money.
When Roger eats supper.
When Roger decides NOT to run from Mrs. Jones' house.
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Multiple Choice
What are the EVENTS THAT LEAD TO THE ENDING called?
Plot
The ending
Falling Action
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Multiple Choice
What happens during the Falling Action in Thank You Ma'am?
Mrs. Jones tells Roger about her life
Roger steals the purse
Mrs. Jones drags Roger to her home
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Multiple Choice
What is another way of saying THE ENDING to the story?
Resolution
Climax
Story
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Multiple Choice
What happens at the end of the story?
Mrs. Jones give Roger $10 and he leaves
Roger steals $10 for shoes
Mrs. Jones has Roger arrested
Mrs. Jones calles Roger's parents
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