Plot

What is the definition for Plot?

• The where and when of a story

• The struggle between opposing forces

• A series of related events that make up a story

• A person, animal, or thing in a work of literature.

What is the exposition of a story?

• The introduction to characters and setting.

• The author describing the conflict.

• The most exciting part of a work of literature.

• The events that lead to resolution.

What is the best definition for character?

• A place where everyone is born.

• A person, animal, or thing in a work of literature.

• A conflict with two characters.

• The person who reads the story out loud.

What is the setting of a story?

• The first action that gets the ball rolling.

• The events that lead to climax.

• The where and when of a story. Time/Place

• The last part of a story.

What is the Rising Action?

• The events that lead to resolution.

• The introduction to characters and setting.

• When the conflicts/struggles happen - leads to climax.

• The most exciting part of the story.

What is the Climax?

• Events that lead to resolution.

• The turning point - the point of no return

• The conflicts begin.

• The time and place of a story.

What is the Falling Action?

• Events that lead to resolution.

• Events that lead to climax.

• Events that lead to Rising Action.

• Events that lead to Exposition.

What is the Resolution?

• Events that lead to climax.

• Events that lead to Rising Action.

• When the story takes place.

• When problems are solved.

What is the inciting action.

• The action that starts the conflicts.

• The action that ends the conflicts.

• The problems that occur with minor characters.

• The most exciting part of a work of literature.

What is a protagonist?

• The character that wins.

• The character that opposes the main character.

• The main character in a work of literature.

• The character nobody likes.