PLOT DIAGRAM REVIEW

What is usually introduced in the exposition, or beginning, of a story?

• A. The most exciting part of the story

• B. The characters, setting, and main conflict

• C. The resolution to the story's problem

• D. The events leading to the climax

• • A. The most exciting part of the story

• • B. The characters, setting, and main conflict

• • C. The resolution to the story's problem

• • D. The events leading to the climax

What does the rising action in a story do?

• A. Resolves all problems

• B. Builds tension and leads to the climax

• C. Introduces the setting

• D. Explains the ending

What is the climax of a story?

• A. The moment when the main problem is solved

• B. The introduction of characters and setting

• C. The highest point of action or turning point in the story.

• • D. The conclusion where everything is wrapped up

What happens in the falling action of a story?

• A. New problems are introduced

• B. The story ends

• C. Characters are introduced

• D.Conflicts begin to resolve

What is the resolution in a plot diagram?

• A. The beginning of the story

• B. The main conflict

• C. The end where the conflict is resolved

• D. The rising action

Think about a story you recently read or watched. What was the most exciting part (the climax), and why do you think it was the turning point of the story?