Question

help!

Answer 1

What is the order of the plot in a drama?

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
Resolution, climax, falling action, rising action, exposition
Climax, falling action, rising action, exposition, resolution
Rising action, climax, exposition, falling action, resolution

Answer 2

A!?

Answer 3

It is

Answer 4

thanks! next :)

Which is an example of backstory?

JACK: I’ll pay for your breakfast today.
LISA: We worked so hard, but we still lost the big game last year.
BRIAN: Let’s go. I’m starving!
KATIE: Next year I’m going to learn to snowboard!

Answer 5

@courtney_celiene1236

Answer 6

Do you know how to define the term backstory?

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

Okay. So have you ever seen My Name Is Earl?

Answer 9

no @courtney_celiene1236

Answer 10

Okay. Well do you know how in a movie or show or book, a character will have a flashback of sorts in order to better help the audience understand what is going on in the plot? It usually starts out with the character telling a story of something that has happened in the past to cause the situation they are currently in to happen. It's kind of like they are taking us into their memories so we can more accurately understand what is happening now and why.

Answer 11

This is how you could describe a backstory.

Answer 12

So based on that explanation and your answer choices, what do you think would be the most accurate example of a backstory?

Answer 13

D?

Answer 14

That's not quite it. Remember, a backstory is kind of like a memory.

Answer 15

B!

Answer 16

Great!

Answer 17

Did you have any other questions @volleyballlover55 ?