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The rising action is ________ the exposition and the climax.
before
after
in between
none of the above
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Which part of the story involves a series of conflicts that build toward the point of greatest interest?
climax
rising action
expostion
conflict
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What do you call the beginning of the plot diagram?
rising action
resolution
exposition
plot
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What comes second on the plot diagram?
rising action
climax
resolution
plot
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The climax comes _______ the rising action.
before
after
in between
none of the above
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The _______ is the turning point of the story - the point of highest intensity.
climax
rising action
plot
exposition
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_____ is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story.
plot
rising action
exposition
conflict
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The __________ occurs after the climax has been reached and the conflict has been resolved.
resolution
rising action
conflict
falling action
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Which part of the story introduces background information (the setting, events, characters, etc)
climax
conflict
exposition
falling action
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Which comes fourth on the plot diagram?
rising action
conflict
falling action
climax
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The resolution is ______ the falling action.
after
before
in between
none of the above
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The falling action occurs ______ the resolution.
after
none of the above
in between
before
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Which element occurs last on the plot diagram?
exposition
climax
resolution
falling action
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The ____________ is the final closing and clarification of a dramtic or narrative plot.
climax
resolution
exposition
falling action
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What comes third on the plot diagram?
rising action
resolution
falling action
climax
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The exposition is in the _________ of the story.
end
middle
beginning
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