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Plot

Plot

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English

9th Grade

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Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RL.8.3, RL.9-10.5

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Christina Dominguez

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10 Slides • 14 Questions

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​Plot Elements

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  • Plot is ​the order of events in a story or drama.

  • All fictional stories follow the same plot sequence​

What is plot?

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So what is PLOT?

  • Sequence of events in a story

  • BEGINNING: Introduces character & setting

  • MIDDLE: Tells how characters react to the problem

  • ENDING: Tells how the problem is solved

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Multiple Choice

This is the most emotional, exciting, scary and crazy part of the story.

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climax

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conclusion

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falling action

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exposition

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Exposition/Introduction

  • Beginning of the story

  • Introduces characters and setting

  • Not very exciting yet

  • A few events (usually the first chapter of a book)

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Inciting Incident

  • The event that starts the problem or conflict

  • First thing to go wrong

  • ONE event (one sentence or paragraph in a book)

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Rising Action

  • Events that make the problem get worse and worse

  • Story gets more and more exciting

  • Takes up MOST of the story

  • MANY events (most of the chapters in a book)

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Climax

  • The turning point

  • Problem is at its worst - after this, things will start getting better

  • Can be the most exciting part

  • ONE event near the end of the story

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Falling Action

  • Problem is wrapping up

  • Story gets a little less exciting

  • A few events - last chapter or two of a book

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Resolution

  • Solution to the problem

  • Very end of the story

  • "Happily ever after"

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue rectangle?

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rising action

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climax

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falling action

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introduction

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue rectangle?

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introduction

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falling action

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rising action

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resolution

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue rectangle?

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climax

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resolution

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introduction

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rising action

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue rectangle?

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rising action

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introduction

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resolution

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falling action

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue rectangle?

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introduction

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resolution

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rising action

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climax

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Multiple Choice

What is the conflict of a story?

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the problem faced by the main character

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the ending of the story

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the middle of the story

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of plot?

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The lesson in the story

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The turning point of the story

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The sequence of events in the story

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The conflict in the story

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Multiple Choice

The story's time and place is called the....

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theme

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setting

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tone

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voice

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Multiple Choice

When do you usually meet main characters?

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In the end

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In the solution

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During the conflic

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In the introduction

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Multiple Choice

The events in the plot usually build up to an important event called a CLIMAX. What is a CLIMAX?

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the time and place the story happens

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the people or animals in the story

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the most exciting point in the story

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the lesson or moral taught in the story

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Multiple Choice

How is the climax related to the problem of the story?

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The problem is just getting started

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The problem is getting worse and worse

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The problem is at its worst (turning point)

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The problem is solved

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Multiple Choice

How is the falling action related to the problem of the story?

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The problem is getting started.

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The problem is getting worse.

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The problem is starting to wrap up, or come to a solution.

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The problem is solved.

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Multiple Choice

How is the resolution related to the problem of the story?

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The problem is getting started.

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The problem is getting worse.

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The problem is starting to wrap up, or come to a solution.

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The problem is solved.

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Plot Pyramid

How stories happen

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