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The climax of the story...

• Jim coming home to find Della.
• Della cutting her hair.
• When Della opens her gift.

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At the end of the story it is clear that

• Mdme. Forestier has 2 diamond necklaces
• Mdme. Forestier purposely tricked Mathidle
• The Loisel's will soon become very wealthy
• The Loisel's suffered needlessly

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The setting of the story-

• could have been anywhere.
• contributes to the story's main conflict
• resolves the problem in the story.
• has nothing to do with the story's problem.

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?

• climax
• exposition
• falling action
• resolution

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Shelly felt relieved.  She had finally finished her homework, completed her chores, and written a long-overdue thank you note to her grandmother.  Her relief wouldn't last for long, though.  Her mother knocked on the bedroom door and walked in.

• foreshadowing
• flashback
• suspense
• cliffhanger

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Which part of the story is represented by this blue blob?

• climax
• exposition
• falling action
• resolution

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How is the story primarily organized?

• Cause and Effect
• Sequence
• Problem and Solution
• Chronological

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is a part of an act

• scene
• play
• drama
• line

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Exposition

• climax.
• end.
• opening situation.
• rising.

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Setting

• climax
• time and place
• hero
• villain

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