
Think About It: Plot Structure
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- Q1What is the main purpose of a plot in a story?To introduce characters onlyTo describe the settingTo present a series of events with conflictTo provide a moral lesson30s
- Q2Who is Gustav Freytag?An artist from the RenaissanceA German author who created a universal structure for storiesA poet known for sonnetsA famous film director30s
- Q3What are the main parts of Freytag's pyramid?Exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolutionBeginning, middle, endCharacters, setting, conflictTheme, plot, style30s
- Q4What occurs during the inciting incident?The climax occursConflict is resolvedExposition is revealedA force requires the protagonist to take action30s
- Q5What does the climax of a story represent?The point where the main conflict is the strongestThe introduction of the charactersThe resolution of all conflictsThe end of the story30s
- Q6What happens during the falling action?Conflict is introducedEvents that follow the climax occur, showing aftermathThe protagonist meets new charactersThe story begins30s
- Q7What does the resolution in a story signify?A problem arisesThe beginning of the conflictThe end of the story where there is no more conflictA new character is introduced30s
- Q8What is the purpose of exposition in a story?To display the climaxTo introduce basic story elements and set the sceneTo resolve the central problemTo create the main conflict30s
- Q9What effect does rising action have in a story?It resolves conflictsIt builds tension and escalates conflictIt introduces the climaxIt concludes the story30s
- Q10What can a turning point in the climax lead to?A change in the character and the resolution of the conflictThe introduction of new charactersThe start of the expositionA flatline in the story30s