Plot

Question 1

Consists of several basic events to form a story

Answer 1

Plot

Question 2

A story or novel

Answer 2

Narrative

Question 3

The tension, opposition, or struggle in a story

Answer 3

Conflict

Question 4

Exposition

Answer 4

At the beginning of a story; To learn the characters and backgrounds of them

Question 5

Rising Action

Answer 5

After an inciting incident or significant event, the conflict becomes more clear, and the main character starts to experience complications

Question 6

Climax

Answer 6

The turning point of a story, filled with tension and emotion. It’s at the peak of the story.

Question 7

Suspense

Answer 7

A literary device that uses tension to make the plot more exciting

Question 8

Comedy

Answer 8

Refer to a dramatic work, with a contrast to tragedy, has a light, amusing plot with a happy ending

Question 9

Tragedy

Answer 9

Often worsens as the story goes on

Question 10

Falling Action

Answer 10

Opposite to the Rising Action, and details the effects coming from the Climax

Question 11

Denouement

Answer 11

A sense of balance; Moral of the Story.

Question 12

Resolution

Answer 12

The working out of a plots conflict, following the Climax

Question 13

Medias Res

Answer 13

The story starts at the middle of it instead of the start

Question 14

Flashbacks

Answer 14

Narrator explains what happened prior to the story.

Question 15

Foreshadowing

Answer 15

Hinting at events to come.