Which part of a narrative comes immediately before the resolution?

Climax
Conflict
Falling action
Rising action

Question

Which part of a narrative comes immediately before the resolution?

 Climax
 Conflict
 Falling action
 Rising action

solomonzelman · Answer

Climax are the key point in the story.
Conflict? nope not it....
Falling action (put a check)
Rising action is a build on before the most interesting part, (so will drop that off as well).

anonymous · Answer

i dont get

solomonzelman · Answer

what part of this don;t you get?

solomonzelman · Answer

need further explanation on what any of the answer choices mean?

anonymous · Answer

when you said put a check on fallibg action

solomonzelman · Answer

yes, because, climax is a plot of the story, the key points in it. It doesn't come right before the resulting, it is throughout the story

Conflict can be at any point of the story.

Rising action is the event-accumulation, how events form into the most interesting part of the story (which is usually in the middle, not before the resolution).

And falling action is intended to get the story to the end/resolution.

solomonzelman · Answer

Put a check, is a quite straight forward expression, ain't it?

solomonzelman · Answer

I have already given you the answer, for what I feel bad.

anonymous · Answer

i got it know sorry for the inconvioncence

solomonzelman · Answer

there is no inconvenience, sometimes I get very ambiguous, when I try to explain, but without handling answers.

solomonzelman · Answer

yw, muffin:DP