Match the definition to the name. Background/ExpositionAnswer 1 Question 2Resolution/ DenouementAnswer 2 Question 2ClimaxAnswer 3 Question 2Falling ActionAnswer 4 Question 2Rising ActionAnswer 5 Question 2Question 3Not yet answeredMarked out of 3Flag questionTipsQuestion textMatch the plot name to the events on the novel.Background/ ExpositionAnswer 1 Question 3ClimaxAnswer 2 Question 3Resolution/ DenouementAnswer 3 Question 3Rising ActionAnswer 4 Question 3Falling ActionAnswer 5 Question 3Question 4Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionTipsQuestion textMatch the term with its correct definition. Sub-plotsAnswer 1 Question 4ForeshadowingAnswer 2 Question 4FlashbacksAnswer 3 Question 4

Match the definition to the name. Background/ExpositionAnswer 1 Question 2Resolution/ DenouementAnswer 2 Question 2ClimaxAnswer 3 Question 2Falling ActionAnswer 4 Question 2Rising Action

Match the definition with the term it describes.The part of the story that gives the background.Answer 1 Question 4The high-point of action in the story. Answer 2 Question 4Plot structure where events happen in chronological order.Answer 3 Question 4When events are sequenced in the order in which they occurred Answer 4 Question 4The part of the story that ties up the loose ends.

Which plot element answers all the questions raised in the story and ties up all the loose ends? aClimax bFalling action cResolution dRising action

Select the correct answer.In a work of fiction, which plot stage introduces main characters, setting, and initial conflicts? A. exposition B. climax C. rising action D. falling action

The exposition phase does all EXCEPT for which of the following?Provides important background informationDescribes the setting for the storyDescribes the rising actionEstablishes the characters