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- 2. WHAT IS PLOT? The series of related events that make up the story.
- 3. WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF A PLOT? Basic Situation (exposition) Conflict Complications Climax Resolution Setting
- 4. BASIC SITUATION (EXPOSITION) It the beginning of the story. In this part the following questions are answered: 1. Who is the main character? 2. What does the main character want? 3. What stands in the character’s way? What kind of conflicts does he/she face? 4. Where are the events taking place?
- 5. WHAT IS CONFLICT? Conflict is the struggle that makes a story interesting and keeps you reading. Conflict are the problems that the characters face throughout the story and try to overcome.
- 6. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONFLICT?
- 7. Internal Conflict External Conflict Struggle within one's self. Struggle with a force outside one's self. • Character vs. Character - Struggles against other people. • Character vs. Nature - Struggles against animals, weather, e • Character vs. Society - Struggles against ideas, practices, or
- 8. WHAT ARE COMPLICATIONS? They are additional problems that arise and prevent the main character from resolving the conflict; this may lead to the appearance of suspense*. *suspense: a state or feeling of excited or anxious uncertainty about what may happen:
- 9. Can you think of an example of a complication in any story that you have read?
- 10. WHAT IS THE CLIMAX? It is the most exciting part of the story. In it you find out how the problem will be resolved. It is characterized by 3 things: • Main character receives new information. • Main character accepts this information (realizes it but does not necessarily agree with it). • Main character acts on this information which will lead to the story’s problem being resolved (falling action).
- 11. WHAT IS THE RESOLUTION? It is the most exciting part of the story. In the climax you find out how the conflict will be resolved or worked out.