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Plot Structure Practice

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2 questions
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As you watch, think about: When do the elements of the plot structure happen? What is the conflict and how is it resolved?
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Question 1
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Question 2
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  • Item 1

    A meteor is falling to Earth.
  • Item 2
    The meteor realizes that he is falling.
  • Exposition
Match the terms with their purpose in a story.
Exposition
Introduces the characters, setting, and main conflict.
Flashback
Creates suspense.
Climax
Shows the main character changing; often reveals the theme.
Resolution
Wraps up the story. Leads to the end.
Falling Action
Resolves the conflict.
Rising Action
Reveals something that happened before the story.
Flashforward
Reveals something that will happen after the story.
Foreshadowing
Tells a hint about something that will happen later in the story.
Conflict
Drives the plot of the story. Often will reveal the theme.
The meteor hits the ocean.
The meteor sees the ocean. At first he is terrified. Then he decides he cannot stop it so he should enjoy the fall.
The meteor flies and plays in the air as he is falling.
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution