Elements of Plot Flashcards

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EXPOSITION

Introduces ______ and _______

1.
2.
3.

A

Introduces setting and background

  1. characters
  2. events
  3. setting
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INCITING INCIDENT

Where you first ____, about the _____.

A

Where you first learn, about the conflict.

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CLIMAX

The ____ ______ of the story could be:

_

_

_

A

The turning point of the story could be:

-decision

-action

-event

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FALLING ACTION

_____ that ______ the _____.

A

events that follow the climax.

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RESOLUTION

Things return to a _____or a ______.

A

Things return to a normal or a new normal.

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Exposition
Inciting Incident
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution

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Which of the following is best described as the inciting incident of the story?
a. The girls get bad progress report grades.
b. Clareece shushes Anna for the first time.
c. The girls agree to help one another
d. Nina and Anna achieve their goals.

A

The girls get bad progress report grades

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Which of the following is best described as part of the climax of the story?
a. Nina regrets buying her college hoodie.
b. Anna beats Chet Goodweather
c. The girls agree to help one another.
d. The girls get bad progress report grades

A

The girls agree to help one another.

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Which of the following is best described as part of the rising action of the story?
a. Nina passes her science test.
b. Nina jogs with Anna at 4:30 am.
c. Nina and Anna study in the library.
d. Nina sat under the bleachers and felt bad.

A

Nina sat under the bleachers and felt bad.

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Which of the following is best described as part of the exposition of the story?
a. The girls get bad progress report grades.
b. Nina has a sensational track season.
c. Anna beats out Chet Goodweather.
d. Anna runs a mile in just under 8 minutes

A

Anna runs a mile in just under 8 minutes.

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Which of the following is best described as part of the resolution of the story?
a. The girls get bad progress report grades
b. Anna beats Chet Goodweather
c. The girls agree to help one another.
d. Nina and Anna study in the library.

A

Anna beats Chet Goodweather.

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Which of the following is best described as part of the falling action of the story?
a. Nina has a sensational track season.
b. The girls get bad progress report grades.
c. Nina and Anna study in the library.
d. Clareece shushes Anna for the first time.

A

Nina has a sensational track season.

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13
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Which best describes the sisters’ relationship at the beginning of the story?
a. They are best friends.
b. They hang out quite a bit.
c. They hate one another
d. They are distant from one another.

A

They are distant from one another.

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Which best describes the sisters’ relationship at the end of the story?
a. They are very close.
b. They have grown distant.
c. They are impartial to one another.
d. They learned to tolerate one another.

A

They are very close

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15
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Which term best describes the following: modern-day, at a library, and in a school?
a. direct trait
b. indirect trait
c. motivation
d. conflict
e. setting

A

setting

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16
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Which term best describes the following: a girl may lose her scholarship due to academics.
a. direct trait
b. indirect trait
c. climax
d. conflict
e. setting

A

conflict