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Plot and Characterization Entrance Slip

Last updated about 8 years ago

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Question 3

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Circle the number representing the Inciting Incident/Conflict.

Question 4

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Circle the number representing the Resolution.

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Question 6

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Identify & explain the exposition of the Pixar short above in one full sentence.

Question 7

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Identify and explain the climax of the Pixar short above in one full sentence.

Question 8

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Identify and explain the resolution of the Pixar short above in one full sentence.

Question 9

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Using the four elements of characterization, choose a character from the Pixar short above and answer the following question in a TAGS PARAGRAPH:
What can the viewer gather about (your chosen character) from direct and indirect characterization?
You must identify the four elements of characteriation as well as direct and indirect characterization, and apply these techniques to analyze the character. You may re-watch the film for clarification.

What is NOT included in the exposition of a story?

intro to the characters

intro to the conflict

intro to background info

intro to the setting

This is the part of the plot in which MOST of the action takes place.

Exposition

Conflict

Rising Action

Resolution

Which is NOT an example of how we assess characterization in a text?

Appearance

Personality

Actions/Motives

Speech/Thoughts

Mood