Rikki Tikki Tavi Review

a series of related events  

• Plot
• Conflict
• Climax
• Resolution

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The story's most critical moment

• Plot
• Confclit
• Climax
• Resolution

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What is an example of a conflict in "Rikki Tikki Tavi"

• Rikki Tikki is curious
• The story takes place in India
• The snakes are trying to kill the family
• Darzee sings a song of triumph

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What is the resolution of the story?

• Rikki follows Nagaina into her hole
• The animals treat Rikki as a hero
• A flood washes Rikki away from his home
• Rikki attacks Nag

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Rikki follows Nagaina into her hole.  
This is an example of...

• Exposition
• Setting
• Resolution
• Climax

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Which event directly leads up to Rikki-tikki-tavi’s living in the house with Teddy and his parents?

• A snake attacks Teddy.
• Rikki eats a banana on the veranda.
  
• A summer flood washes Rikki out of his burrow.
• Darzee tells Rikki-tikki-tavi about his lost baby.
  

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Who is Nag waiting to kill in the bathroom?

• The Father
• Rikki Tikki
• Teddy
• Karait

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Why does Rikki Tikki bring Nagaina's last egg onto the veranda? 

• To distract Nagaina 
• To eat it because he is hungry
• To save it
• To show it to the family

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The cobras want to kill Rikki Tikki before he kills them.  The is considered the major ...

• Climax
• Character Trait
• Conflict
• Foreshadowing

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Why is Rikki Tikki not afraid to fight snakes?

• He knows instinctively how to fight them.
  
• Teddy taught him how to fight snakes
• Dare taught him how to fight snakes
• He was friends with snakes while growing up

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