Plot with Resolution

What is the main conflict in a plot that Molly, John, and Saige are trying to understand in their literature class?

• The main conflict in a plot is the minor issue that the main character faces

• The main conflict in a plot is the lack of any problems for the main character

• The main conflict in a plot is the central struggle or problem that the main character faces.

• The main conflict in a plot is the resolution of the story

How does the climax, as discussed by Jayden and Brooke in their project, contribute to the resolution of a plot?

• The climax contributes to the resolution by abruptly ending the story without resolving any conflicts.

• The climax contributes to the resolution by introducing new conflicts and prolonging the story.

• The climax contributes to the resolution by resolving the main conflict and leading to the conclusion of the story.

• The climax contributes to the resolution by leaving the main conflict unresolved.

Explain the concept of falling action in a plot resolution, as discussed in the story analyzed by Izzy, Konner, and Jayden.

• The falling action in a plot resolution is the part of the plot that occurs during the climax and leads to the resolution.

• The falling action in a plot resolution is the part of the plot that occurs after the resolution and leads to the climax.

• The falling action in a plot resolution is the part of the plot that occurs after the climax and leads to the resolution.

• The falling action in a plot resolution is the part of the plot that occurs before the climax and leads to the resolution.

What role does the resolution play in concluding a plot in a story that Izzy, Logan, and Brooke worked on together?

• The resolution only focuses on minor details and ignores major plot points

• The resolution plays the role of concluding the plot by resolving conflicts and tying up loose ends.

• The resolution introduces new conflicts and complicates the plot further

• The resolution has no impact on the plot

Identify the conflict in the following plot: Brooke struggles to fit in at a new school.

• Man vs. society

• Man vs. self

• Man vs. machine

• Man vs. nature

Describe the climax in the plot of a story where Logan, helped by Saige and Ethan, faces their biggest fear.

• The climax is when Logan, helped by Saige and Ethan, meets their biggest fear and runs away from it

• The climax is when Logan, helped by Saige and Ethan, faces their biggest fear and nothing significant happens

• The climax is the point in the story where Logan, helped by Saige and Ethan, faces their biggest fear and must overcome it in order to achieve their goal or resolve the conflict.

• The climax is when Logan, helped by Saige and Ethan, faces their biggest fear and decides to give up

Analyzing the resolution of a plot, what are the key elements that contribute to a satisfying ending, as discussed by Konner, Madison, and Carter in their project?

• Killing off all the main characters

• Introducing new conflicts at the end

• Resolving the main conflict, providing closure for the characters, and tying up loose ends.

• Leaving major plot points unresolved

In a plot resolution, how does the protagonist's growth, influenced by their interactions with characters like Konner, Molly, and Kendall, impact the outcome of the story?

• The protagonist's growth impacts the outcome of the story by influencing their decisions and actions in dealing with the central conflict, especially after learning valuable lessons from Konner, Molly, and Kendall.

• The protagonist's growth has no impact on the outcome of the story

• The protagonist's growth impacts the outcome of the story by causing more problems

• The protagonist's growth only impacts the outcome of the story in a minor way

What is the significance of the resolution in a plot for the overall message of the story, as understood by Madison, Logan, and Carter?

• The significance of the resolution in a plot is to provide the outcome or solution to the conflict, and convey the overall message or theme of the story, as Madison, Logan, and Carter would agree.

• The resolution in a plot has no significance for the overall message of the story, a perspective neither Madison, Logan, nor Carter supports.

• The resolution in a plot only serves to confuse the reader, which is not a viewpoint shared by Madison, Logan, or Carter.

• The resolution in a plot is only important for the minor characters, not the overall message of the story, a concept not endorsed by Madison, Logan, and Carter.

Identify the conflict and resolution in the plot of a story where Kendall and Carter have a falling out but reconcile in the end.

• The conflict is the falling out between Kendall and Carter, and the resolution is when they reconcile in the end.

• The conflict is when Kendall and Carter have a falling out and the resolution is when they never speak again

• The conflict is when Kendall and Carter reconcile and the resolution is when they have a falling out

• The conflict is when Kendall and Carter become closer and the resolution is when they drift apart