If a story is told in a simple chronological manner, starting at the beginning and going through the middle to the end, which would it definitely NOT feature?ResponsesA complicated characterscomplicated charactersB various settingsvarious settingsC intricate conflictsintricate conflictsD frequent flashbacks

If the filmmaker chooses to use flashbacks to gradually reveal a critical piece of information about a character that isn't fully clear until the end of the story, this is an example of which narrative formal pattern?Group of answer choicesCause and EffectObjectivitySpatial ManipulationSubjectivity

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.

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 does an author use to control the pacing of a story?A.Sentence structure and how quickly events unfold in a storyB.The point of view or perspective from which a character tells a storyC.The time and location in which the story's main events take placeD.The reliability of the story's narrator