Plot 10-9-24

Multiple Choice

Which author's purpose utilizes a plot diagram to show their purpose?

• Entertain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Share an experience

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of the story is usually the most exciting part.

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The text provided belongs in the​

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area of the plot diagram.

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rising action

climax

exposition

resolution

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The text provided belongs in the​ ​

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area of the plot diagram.

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climax

exposition

resolution

falling action

Match

Match the following plot elements with the text that from the story that goes with it.

Exposition

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

• Exposition

• Rising Action

• Climax

• Falling Action

• Resolution

Multiple Choice

Why are Celeste’s actions on pg. 58 important to the  plot of the story?

• Celeste's actions show that she feels annoyed with her friends for asking questions.

• Celeste's actions lead to a discussion about the mysterious letters from her grandmother.

• Celeste's actions show she is trying to impress her friends with an elaborate dinner.

• Celeste's actions indicate she's planning to surprise her family with a new recipe.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence from the story best helps the reader understand Celeste’s conflict?

• A tray is set with very small cangrejitos and, next to it, there’s a warm loaf of bread wrapped in a white tea towel. (pg. 57)

• “Don’t tell me you’re waiting for your grandma to show . . . ” Silvia begins to say, but Karen elbows her, not very subtly. (pg. 58)

• “Thank you, Grandma,” I say in a whisper. “Your plan worked.” (pg. 58)

• I still wonder how she did it; but I’m afraid I’ll never find out. (pg. 59)