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How many stages are there in a story?
5
Name the stages of a story.
Introduction - Build up - Complication (Climax) - Resolution- Ending
In which stage do you find the characters and the setting?
The introduction
In which stage do you find the a reflection by the character or the narrator?
The ending
What do you find in the build up stage?
The beginning of the events.
What do you find in the complication (climax) stage?
A complication / issue / problem occurs or exciting events.
In which stage is the issue resolved?
The Resolution
Which story stage does this event belong to: "Just when the crow was beginning to lose hope, she spied a pitcher with a few inches of water in the bottom."
Build-up
Which story stage does this event belong to: "After flying for many days, a crow found she was terribly thirsty but even the streams had dried up."
Introduction
Which story stage does this event belong to: "The summer had been long and hot, and the countryside was as dry as a bone."
Introduction
Which story stage does this event belong to: "With each pebble, the water level rose and in no time the water level was high enough for her to drink her fill."
Resolution
Which story stage does this event belong to: "When the crow tried to take a drink, her beak was too short and the pitcher was too narrow. She could not get at the water."
Complication / Climax
Which story stage does this event belong to: "The crow knew if she broke it or knocked the pitcher over, the water would spill and she would have no water again."
Complication / Climax
Which story stage does this event belong to: "She thought and thought, sure that she would think of a solution when at last she remembered something she had once seen."
Resolution
Which story stage does this event belong to: "She immediately started to gather pebbles that she dropped one by one into the pitcher."
Resolution
Which story stage does this event belong to: "The crow was finally able to drink from the pot and continue her flight happily."
Ending
