Elements of a Story

What are story elements?

• Things in a story like an exposition, climax, and resolution.
• That is a good question that I have no answer to.
• The parts of an essay like the introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclution

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What is the order of the story elements on a plot diagram?

• Exposition, rising action, falling action, resolution.
• Rising action, climax, falling action, exposition.
• Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, conclusion.
• Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.

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What happens in the resolution?

• The conflict is resolved and the reader is satisfied with the ending. 
• Everyone dies, and the reader is sad.
• A cliff-hanger happens, and the reader is angry. 
• The characters live happily ever after, and the reader is satisfied.

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What is the exposition?

• Where the characters are introduced.
• Where the characters are established either good or bad.
• Where the setting and characters are revealed, and the conflict is introduced
• Where the characters meet each other for the first time,

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What is the setting?

• The place that a story takes place in.
• The time that a story takes place in
• When and where a story takes place.
• How and why a story takes place. 

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Who usually causes the conflict? (even if they don't mean to)

• The protagonist.
• An innocent bystander.
• The antagonist.
• The bad guy.

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What is the rising action? 

• The suspenseful build up to the climax.
• The beginning of a story.
• When somebody suspensfully raises something.
• When the story get's cut off, leaving the reader hanging.

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Who usually solves the conflict?

• The antagonist.
• The innocent bystander.
• The protagonist.
• The main character.

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An example of rising action is...

• When a person who was looking for a treasure, has found it.
• When someone is looking for something, and they are encountering obsticals along the way.
• When they are traveling home after finding the treasure.
• When the person gets home with the treasure safely.

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The climax is...

• The most boring part of the essay.
• The most exiting and eventful part of an essay.
• The most exiting and eventful part of a story.
• The most boring part of a story.

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