Plot Structure

What is the purpose of the Exposition in a story?

• To introduce the setting, characters, and the protagonist's desire

• To present the ultimate challenge to the protagonist

• To show the resolution of the story

• To depict the falling action

What is an Inciting Incident?

• The final part where everything is made clear

• The moment the protagonist faces their ultimate challenge

• An event that disrupts the protagonist's normal life and reveals their flaw

• A series of choices the protagonist must make

Which act includes the Rising Action?

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

What is the Low Point in a story?

• The introduction of the setting and characters

• The moment the character realizes they may lose all hope

• The resolution of the story

• The inciting incident

What happens during the Climax of a story?

• The protagonist faces their ultimate challenge

• The setting and characters are introduced

• The protagonist's normal life is disrupted

• The final resolution is revealed

What is the purpose of the Falling Action?

• To introduce the protagonist's desire

• To show if the main character has succeeded in their quest

• To present the inciting incident

• To depict the ultimate challenge

What is another term for the Resolution in a story?

• The Climax

• The Denouement

• The Inciting Incident

• The Rising Action

In which act does the Climax occur?

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

What is the main focus of Act 1 in a story?

• The Climax and Falling Action

• The Exposition and Inciting Incident

• The Low Point and Resolution

• The Rising Action and Climax

What does the protagonist often learn during the Rising Action?

• The setting and time of the story

• New things that will help them overcome the ultimate challenge

• The final resolution of the story

• The identity of the antagonist