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Q: What is the definition of conflict? |
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A: A struggle between opposing forces. |
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Q: What are the two types of conflict? |
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Q: Describe external conflict. |
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A: Struggle between a character and an outside force. |
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Q: Name the three types of external conflict. |
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A: character vs. character, character vs. nature, character vs. society |
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Q: Describe internal conflict. |
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A: Takes place within a character’s own mind. |
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Q: Name the only kind of internal conflict.
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Q: What is the definition of plot? |
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A: Series of events within the story. |
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Q: How many stages of plot are in the traditional plot structure? |
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A: Five stages: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. |
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Q: What does the author do in the exposition? |
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A: 1) Introduces characters, 2) Introduces the setting, 3) Reveals the story’s conflict. |
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Q: What happens in the rising action? |
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A: 1) The author introduces obstacles,
2) The author builds suspense. |
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Q: The climax of the story is…
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A: 1) The turning point of the story 2) Where the conflict is the most intense. |
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Q: What does the author do in the falling action?
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A: 1) Reveals the outcome of the story,
2) Eases the tension,
3) Shows how the character resolves the conflict.
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Q: What happens in the resolution?
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A: 1) The author reveals the final outcome,
2) The author ties up all of the loose ends.
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