Renovate & Refresh Your Space: Transform Your Home Today

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Part Three, Fahrenheit 451 Barry 2010. plot. The plot is the action or sequence of events in a novel, short story, play, or narrative poem. The plot is “what happens” in a story. The plot gives a story interest, suspense, and structure.

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The plot thickens p. 47- 50. Mood of the characters. Mrs Birling : „ It would be much better if Sheila didn‘t listen to this story at all“ -> the truth about Geralds affair is shocking and embarrassing for everyone.

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Plot. A series of events, or structure, of the story. Answers the question, “what happens?” Always involves some kind of conflict. 5 Parts of Plot. Plot always flows in this pattern, like climbing a hill. Climax. Rising Action. Falling Action. Introduction. Resolution. Introduction.

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PLOT. Climax. Resolution. Inciting Incident. D enouement . Falling Action. Rising Action. Exposition. Additional Terms. Protagonist. Antagonist. Conflict.

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Name:. “Flowers for Algernon”. Date:. Directions: Label the plot and subplots. Then, just like a layer cake, fill in the “ingredients” that help advance the story. Plot. Subplot. Subplot.

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PLOT. The plot has three main parts. SETTING. The plot so far…. Orientation: We meet Lockie and his family. Complication: What do you think will happen next?. Creating a character.

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Plot. How to analyze the events in a story. Plot is defined as “ the series of events that make up the story .”. A plot has several stages: Exposition: the characters, setting and conflict are introduced . The inciting action establishes the conflict and moves us into rising action.

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Plot. Elements Plot. 1.Title/Author/Genre/ Point of View. The author writes the story but is not in the story Genre is the type of literature. It can be Short Story, Fiction, Nonfiction, Drama or Poetry.

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Plot. There were 5 mice getting ready for the winter season 4 of them gathered food while Frederick “gathered” sun rays, colors, and words During the winter months, the food started to run short Frederick was then called upon to give the group his supplies He gave the mice visions

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Plot. Black Cat. Conflict. The conflict in the story would be man vs. himself. And Man vs. Man. Because he gets to be an alcoholic and kills his wife and cat. Exposition. The cat is the main character best friend. . Rising Action. Man becomes alcoholic and gets annoyed with the cat.

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The plot is the events that happen in a story . Sofia,Juan C amilo and F elipe. Plot. ¨ F or example ¨Leo the late B loomer ¨. In leo the late bloomer . Leo could not do anything . H is dad start to watch him . And his dad start to relize that leo was not blooming .

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PLOT. EXPOSITION – Overature & beginning of Act I: Betty Parris is in a “coma” after the girls were discovered dancing in the woods with Tituba , the slave.

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Plot. Feature Menu. What Is Plot? Elements of Plot Basic Situation Complications Climax Resolution Timing of Events Practice. What Is Plot?. Plot is “what happens” in a story—the sequence of related events that makes a story hang together. [End of Section]. Elements of Plot.

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Plot. Plot is what happens and how it happens in a narrative, or story. Sample Video (Creepy Pixar). Diagram of Plot. Climax. Falling Action. Rising Action. Resolution. Inciting incident. Introduction. Parts of a Plot. Introduction Setting and characters are introduced

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Plot. Plot is the sequence of events that make up a story. Every plot is made up of a series of incidents that are related to one another. Plot Diagram. 4. 5. 3. 6. 2. 1. Exposition. This usually occurs at the beginning of a story .

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Total physical response in teaching multicultural classes and (very) young learners Ana-Alina Asaftei Ichim, teacher of English and French.

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Plot. Plot is the literary element that describes the structure of a story. It shows arrangement of events and actions within a story. Plot Components. Climax: the turning point, the most intense moment—either mentally or in action.

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Plot. Walsh Publishing Co. 2009. Plot. Plot - the events that take place in a story. Every story needs a plot! The plot has different “parts…”. Plot Components. Climax: the turning point, the most intense moment—either mentally or in action.

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Climax The highest point of interest; the solution to the conflict is revealed. Falling Action The events that happen after the climax, wrapping up the story. Rising Action The main conflict is revealed, and all of the events that lead up to the climax. PLOT. Resolution

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