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Mujina from Kwaidan Plot Structure

Mujina from Kwaidan Plot Structure

Assessment

Presentation

English

9th - 12th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RL.11-12.3, RL.5.3, 6.NS.B.3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Caroline Salvadore

Used 2+ times

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3 Slides • 21 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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According to the diagram the Resolution is in spot _____.

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A

2

C

3

F

2

Multiple Choice

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part of the plot structure where the characters, setting, and conflict are introduced.

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Resolution

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Exposition

3

Rising Action

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Multiple Choice

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ending of a story where the conflict is typically resolved or figured out.

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falling action

2

turning point/climax

3

resolution

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Multiple Choice

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This is where you can find the Exposition

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A

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B

3

C

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Multiple Choice

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Specific event that sets off the action in the story. Grabs the reader’s attention.

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Rising Action

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Inciting Action

3

Falling Action

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Multiple Choice

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The Rising Action can be found at this spot on the diagram

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C

2

D

3

E

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Multiple Choice

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Falling Action is found here

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A

2

D

3

E

4

F

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Multiple Select

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CHOOSE 2 Answers - The point when a significant or decisive change takes place that makes an impact on the rest of the story, particularly on the conflict.

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Rising Action

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Falling Action

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Turning Point

4

Climax

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Multiple Choice

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Where can the Inciting Action be found?

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F

2

A

3

C

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Multiple Choice

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Excitement and action in a story slows as the conflict gradually resolves itself. The pieces of the puzzle all come together.

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Turning Point

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Falling Action

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Climax

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Multiple Choice

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The Turning Point or Climax is found here

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F

2

E

3

D

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​Great work. Record how many correct vs. incorrect on your task card.

Next, label your task card with the following:


"Video Activity: Mujina from Kwaidan"
Instructions will be on the next slide. Be ready.

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1. As the video plays, you are to jot down as many highlighted words as you can.

It is 4:44 long--make a wish.

2. This activity is intended to help with fluency AND reading speed...and is necessary to respond to exit ticket.

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Multiple Choice

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PART A: On the Akasaka Road, in Tōkyō, there is a slope called Kii-no-kuni-zaka,—which means the Slope of the Province of Kii. I do not know why it is called the Slope of the Province of Kii. On one side of this slope you see an ancient moat, deep and very wide, with high green banks rising up to some place of gardens;—and on the other side of the road extend the long and lofty walls of an imperial palace. Before the era of street lamps and jinrikishas, this neighborhood was very lonesome after dark; and belated pedestrians would go miles out of their way rather than mount the Kii-no-kuni-zaka, alone, after sunset.

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Exposition

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Rising Action

3

Inciting Incident

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Falling Action

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Resolution

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Match

Match the following sentences from the stories exposition to the given effect:

On the Akasaka Road, in Tōkyō, there is a slope called Kii-no-kuni-zaka,—which means the Slope of the Province of Kii. I do not know why it is called the Slope of the Province of Kii.

On one side of this slope you see an ancient moat, deep and very wide, with high green banks rising up to some place of gardens;—and on the other side of the road extend the long and lofty walls of an imperial palace.

Before the era of street lamps and jinrikishas, this neighborhood was very lonesome after dark; and belated pedestrians would go miles out of their way rather than mount the Kii-no-kuni-zaka, alone, after sunset

Introduces key information/informal tone

Gets readers attention using POV/imagery

Suspense/threatening tone

17

Draw

Read paragraph four. As we discussed last class, this serves as the INCITING INCIDENT.

Identify at least 2 sentences that help establish that this is the inciting incident of the story.

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Multiple Choice

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Which word best describes the old merchant's feelings at the end of paragraph 4?

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Fear

2

Anger

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Sympathy

4

Indifference

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Multiple Choice

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Paragraph 5 is MOST likely the....

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Rising Action

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Climax

3

Exposition

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Draw

  1. Identify 1-2 words that build suspicion regarding the peddler.

  2. Put a mark where you think the Climax is.

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Word Cloud

Write 2 of the MANY highlighted words you jotted down on your task card.

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement best describes the plot in paragraphs 5-10?

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There is no rising action.

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There is no clear resolution.

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There is extensive falling action.

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The author builds further exposition.

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Poll

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Part A: When an author writes a story, they have to consider how they will structure the plot.

Which choice about an element of plot do you think has the most important effect on this story? 

exposition

inciting incident

rising action

climax

falling action 

resolution

Exposition

Inciting Incident

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

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Open Ended

Part B: Watch the video. Identify the timestamps for the plot element you chose on the previous slide. Then, you may go to Exact Path and earn 2 reading trophies.

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According to the diagram the Resolution is in spot _____.

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A

2

C

3

F

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