What usually happens during the climax of a story?A.A character comes to an important realization or makes a big decision.B.A character is introduced, and the setting is established.C.The author ties up any loose ends in the story.D.The main character's central conflict is introduced.

Select the correct answers.Which two events would most likely occur in the rising action of a story? The main character and setting are introduced to the reader. The main character makes decisions that influence the plot. The main character overcomes the main conflict in the story. The supporting characters are introduced to the reader. The main character faces events that lead up to the climax.

What is the definition of climax?*A. the turning point of the storyB. the struggle between two charactersC. the beginning of the storyD. the point when the conflict is resolved

The climax is the high point in the development of a dramatic plot and usually has something to do with a change in the fortunes of the protagonist.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What typically happens during a story's falling action?A.Events occur as a result of what happened in the rising action.B.New characters are introduced and explained.C.Necessary background information is provided.D.The most exciting point in the action occurs.

Which best explains the general function of a story's ending?A.To introduce a new character who will affect the storyB.To change the main theme the story is exploringC.To further build on the tension the story has createdD.To answer some of the questions the story has raisedSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS