Plot and Narrative Review

What is this called?

• Character sheet

• Plot Diagram

• Story Arc

• The Act Structure Roller Coaster

What is the Exposition part of the Plot?

• The part where the backstory and setting are explained, often at the beginning of the story.

• The character development and personalities assigned to them.

• The most important part of the story

• The part that the narrator always reads.

What is the Conflict part of the plot?

• The part of the story where everything is wrapped up and ended.

• The most exciting, most important part of the story.

• Everything the antagonist does in the plot.

• The major, main obstacle that the main characters must overcome.

What is the Rising Action part of the plot?

• Where the story starts to wind down, typically after the conflict is over.

• The part of the story where tension builds up to the climax of the story. Characters often learn something new to help them overcome the big issue.

• The part of the story where the main character dies.

• The part of the story where the characters explain their backstories, where they are from, what their personalities are, etc.

Your entire narrative should be written with your CLIMAX in mind, because it is the most important part of the story. True or False?

• Ture

• True

• Flase

• False

What is the CLIMAX in a plot?

• The most important part of the story, the turning point.

• The least important part of the story, you skip it normally.

• The part where the main character learns new abilities.

• The part where the story gets concluded. The ending.

Which one of these represents a good RESOLUTION for a fairy tale style of story?

• Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble.

• And so the story goes like this.

• Once upon a time...

• ...and they lived happily ever after.

What is the Falling Action part of the plot?

• The most important part of the story, the turning point.

• The part just after the most important part of the story. It leads up to the resolution.

• The part where the backstory is set up.

• The part where you get introduced to the main anatgonist.

What is a protagonist?

• Always the good guy in the story.

• Always the bad guy in the story.

• The character/force whose decisions drive the plot forward.

• The character/force that tries to stop the main characters on their quest.

Who/what is the antagonist in a plot?

• The force/character that tries to stop the protagonist from achieving their goal.

• The main bad guy of the story. Always evil.

• The hero of the story, the character whose decisions drive the plot forward.

• The mentor figure who gives the protagonist advice.