Plot/Dragon, Dragon

What is the exposition of a story?

• The ending where everything is wrapped up.

• The most exciting part; the turning point.

• The beginning/background info.

• Where events build up in excitement.

What is the climax of a story?

• The beginning/background info.

• The most exciting part; a turning point.

• Events are unwinding.

• The ending or conclusion of a story.

What is the rising action of a story?

• Events are building up in excitement. The character is confronting the conflict.

• The most exciting part of the story.

• The beginning, background info.

• The ending or conclusion of a story.

What is the resolution of a story?

• The beginning, background info.

• Excitement is building up. The character is confronting the conflict.

• The most exciting part of a story; a major turning point.

• The ending or conclusion of a story.

What is the falling action of a story?

• Events are unwinding after the climax.

• The most exciting part of a story; a major turning point.

• The ending or resolution of a story.

• The beginning, background info

Why does the king call a meeting in his kingdom?

• To find the wizard's lost spell book.

• To find a way to slay the dragon.

• To turn the queen back into a person.

• To announce that he is retiring.

What are some of the wizard's character traits?

• Evil, scary, mean

• Bold, outgoing, cheerful

• Incompetent, confused, unskilled

• Skilled, powerful, confident

What is the main conflict of Dragon, Dragon?

• The wizard can't remember his spells.

• The sons don't always listen to their father.

• A dragon is plaguing the kingdom.

• The princess doesn't want to get married.

How does the first son try to slay the dragon?

• He tries to trick him by acting like a peddler.

• He tries to charge in and use his strength.

• He recites the poem.

How does the second son try to slay the dragon?

• He tries to trick him by acting like a peddler.

• He tries to charge in and slay him with strength.

• He recites the poem.