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A fictional story is useless without a conflict? 

• True
• False 

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The resolution is where the story ______________.

• has the final outcome
• introduces characters and setting
• has an event that starts the story
• shows when and where the story takes place

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Climax is... 

• Events that make up a story
• The exploding part of story/ turning point of story
• setting and characters
• the solution to the problem

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What are the events that lead to the resolution?

• Climax
• Conflict
• Rising Action
• Falling Action

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The turning point of the story. 

• Expostion
• Resolution
• Climax
• Falling Action

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What is the correct order of plot sequence?

• rising action, conflict, climax, exposition, falling action, resolution
• exposition, rising action, falling action, climax, resolution, conflict
• exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
• exposition, resolution, conflict, rising action, falling action climax

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What is the beginning of the story that provides the setting and background information? 

• exposition 
• climax
• plot
• falling action

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Which line from the novel signifies the resolution of the novel?

• "Look here, Winnie Foster," said Jesse.  "We're friends, we really are.  But you got to help us."
• "Just the same, we got to get you home again, Winnie," said Tuck.
• Winnie thought about the peril to the frogs, and sighed. "It'd be nice," she said, "if nothing ever had to die."
• "Well, where to now, Tuck?  No need to come back here no more."

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Plot Diagram: Miguel brings Abuelita to California. This is significant because it proves to Esperanza that everything will be alright in California and in her new life. When Abuelita

comes to California, Tío Luis and Tío Marco no longer have any power over Esperanza’’s family.

• Exposition

• Rising Action

• Climax

• Falling Action

• Resolution

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The resolution to the problem comes when-- 

• Rachel cries in front of the class
• Mrs. Price makes Rachel wear the sweater
• There is no resolution to the problem
• Phyllis Lopez remembers the sweater belongs to her

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