Plot Practice Questions

Which of the following describes the exposition of a story?

• The exposition is the turning point of the story.

• The exposition is where the author explains his favorite food.

• The exposition is the beginning of the story where the characters are introduced.

• The exposition is where the story wraps up and ends.

Which of the following is the exposition of Pip|A short animated film?

• The exposition is where Pip gets kicked out of the helper dog school.

• The exposition is where Pip is trying to get into the helper dog school.

• The exposition is the part where Pip is helping the lady through the construction site.

• The exposition is the part where Pip gets his helping dog bandana.

Which of the following describes the rising action of a story?

• The rising action is where the action and events begin to build towards the climax.

• The rising action is where the action and events begin to resolve.

• The rising action is where the author explains his love for cheese.

• The rising action is where the author introduces the characters.

Which of the following describes the rising action in the animated film, Pip?

• The rising action is when Pip helps the lady through the construction site.

• The rising action is when Pip is trying to get into the helping dog school.

• The rising action is when Pip is learning how to become a helping dog.

• The rising action is when Pip finally gets his helping dog bandana.

Which of the following describes the climax of a story?

• The climax is where the author introduces the story.

• The climax is where the story begins to resolve and tie up loose ends.

• The climax is where the story begins to build.

• The climax is where the most exciting things occur and is the turning point in the story.

Which of the following is the climax in the short animated film?

• The climax of the film is where Pip gets kicked out of the helping dog school.

• The climax of the film is where Pip finally gets his helping dog bandana.

• The climax of the film is where Pip gets into helping dog school.

• The climax of the film is where Pip is learning how to become a helping dog.

Which of the following describes the falling action of a story?

• The falling action is where the author introduces the story

• The falling action is the events that help the story move towards a resolution after the climax.

• The falling action is the events that build up to the climax.

• The falling action is where the story ties up loose ends.

Which part of the short film, Pip, is the falling action?

• The falling action occurs when Pip gets kicked out of helping dog school.

• The falling action occurs when Pip gets his helping dog bandana.

• The falling action occurs when Pip helps the lady across the construction site.

• The falling action occurs when Pip is learning how to be a helping dog.

Which of the following describes the resolution of a story?

• The resolution of the story is where the author introduces the characters and story.

• The resolution of the story is where the action gets most exciting and the story reaches a turning point.

• The resolution of the story is where the events of the story begin to wind down and move towards a conclusion.

• The resolution is where ends are tied up and the story comes to an end.

What is the resolution in the short film, Pip?

• The resolution is where Pip gets his helping dog bandana.

• The resolution is where Pip gets kicked out of helping dog school.

• The resolution is where Pip gets into helping dog school.

• The resolution is where Pip helps the lady across the construction site.