Question

How Do You Do This? Or What Is It Called?

Answer 1

Its the writing/story/essay's plot. Basically breaking it down.

Exposition: Introuducement or starting, usually introduces the theme and or what the writing will be about.It also usually introduces the conflict.

Rising Action: This is going to be good! THE FEELS!

Climax: Most exhilarating part of the story/highest point.

Falling action: The chills and tingles die down.... Darn it. Ah, all wells, it ends well.

Resolution: The solving of the conflict, and the theme comes to an end.


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Answer 2

Thanks!!:)

Answer 3

Example:

E: Shawn had gotten a puppy. A curious puppy, to that fact. Since he was curious, Shawn strives to keep him safe and within boundaries in fear if harm,

Conflict: A puppy that is curious and rebels.

Theme: ???

R: The puppy never understood why Shawn popped her and always said "bad girl." She just wanted to explore! And nows the day. Shawn is away, and he left the pen unlocked. A rat scurried by! What a mysterious looking thing!


C: Joanna, the new puppy's name, was chased by the dog catcher! After that episode, she had gotten tangled in the bushes' brambles and yelped for help. She didn't desire to explore anymore!

F: Later, a familiar head poked into the bush in search for her, which she couldn't be more happy to see.

"What have I told you, you naughty puppy! I do these things to protect you!" Shawn kissed her in relief, yet manged a strict tone.


R: Joanna is a not so curious puppy anymore! That journey took alot out of her! Rest assure, she will never chase a rat outside a pen again.

Theme: Curiously killed the cat. Never disobey the people who assign instructions to you. They do it because they love you.


Also, you are very welcome! Here is a rushed example of what to do and how to fill out your worksheet with a story.

Answer 4

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