The Great Kapok Tree (EOF)

The setting of the story is:

What is the point of view of the story?

• First-Person

• Second-Person

• Third-Person

• It doesn’t have one.

What is the exposition of the story?

• Introduction to the rainforest and the man’s arrival.

• The man begins to cut the kapok tree.

• The man falls asleep.

• There is no exposition.

What is the Rising Action of the story?

• Introduction to the rainforest and the man’s arrival.

• The man begins to cut the Kapok tree and falls asleep.

• Animals plead with the sleeping man.

• Animals explain the importance of the tree.

After reading and listening this amount of the story, we can interpret the type of conflict is:

What theme or themes are presented in this text?

What is the Climax of the story?

• The man begins to cut the tree.

• The man falls asleep.

• Animals and the boy plead with the sleeping man. The explain the importance of the tree.

• The man wakes up, surrounded by forest creatures.

What is the Falling Action of the story?

• The man learns the importance of the Kapok tree and the rainforest.

• The boy pleads with the man and explains the importance of the tree.

• The man dreams of what the animals say.

• The man wakes up, surrounded by forest creatures.

What is the Resolution of this story?