Elements of Plot

elements of plot

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Reorder the following: What is a Plot??

• a

• series

• of

• related

• events

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Reorder the following: What is Conflict

• a struggle

• or a problem

• that needs to be

• solved

• or fixed

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there are two types of Conflict:

• good

• internal

• external

• bad

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What is an internal conflict?: click 3

• Conflict that takes place in a character’s mind

• may be about personal struggles or fears

• a natural disaster

• (a struggle with the inner “demons”).

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Match the following

• conflict

• exposition

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

the problem

the characters and setting are introduced

the characters try to solve the problem

the solution is revealed

details are summarized in conclusion

• the problem

• the characters and setting are introduced

• the characters try to solve the problem

• the solution is revealed

• details are summarized in conclusion

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Match the following

• Resolution

• the setting

• protagonist

• climax

• falling action

the ending including any future plans

the place and time story takes place

main character

The outcome of the conflict is revealed:

The events that take place after the climax:

• the ending including any future plans

• the place and time story takes place

• main character

• The outcome of the conflict is revealed:

• The events that take place after the climax:

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Match the following

• conflict

• exposition

• antagonist

• climax

• falling action

The problem of the story

tReveals the characters and setting

works against this main character to stop them from reaching their goal.

turning point, greatest suspense or action

The events that lead to a resolution

• The problem of the story

• tReveals the characters and setting

• works against this main character to stop them from reaching their goal.

• turning point, greatest suspense or action

• The events that lead to a resolution

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Match the following

• conflict

• exposition

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

James wants to win the dogshow.

James and Jennifer are friends in a 1965, Texas dogshow.

James practices alone and enters the race with his dog.

James's dog wins first place.

James and Jennifer drive back home together.

• James wants to win the dogshow.

• James and Jennifer are friends in a 1965, Texas dogshow.

• James practices alone and enters the race with his dog.

• James's dog wins first place.

• James and Jennifer drive back home together.

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Match the following

• conflict

• resolution

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

Jennifer also has a dog, but it's not so good.

James helps Jennifer's dog get ready for next year's competition.

James practices alone and enters the race with his dog.

James's dog wins first place.

James and Jennifer drive back home together.

• Jennifer also has a dog, but it's not so good.

• James helps Jennifer's dog get ready for next year's competition.

• James practices alone and enters the race with his dog.

• James's dog wins first place.

• James and Jennifer drive back home together.

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Reorder the following plot line. What happens after the Setting is presented???

• conflict

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

• resolution

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Reorder the following plot line. What happens after the Setting is presented???

• conflict

• rising action

• climax

• falling action

• resolution

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