The falling action in the book "Peak" involves the resolution of the main conflict as Peak reaches the summit of Mount Everest and comes to terms with his past mistakes and his relationship with his father. The story ties up loose ends and shows the aftermath of Peak's journey and personal growth.
The end of the book The Peak Interview suggests:
"If you wait until the interview with the hiring manager to ask the Peak/End question for the first time, then you risk being awkward. There is another opportunity where the question is valuable. Networking is about building and enhancing relationships. While networking, you may practice asking a version of the Peak/End question of the people you're connecting to. When you think the conversation is about to wrap up, ask a question like: "You've done some interesting things. I'd love it if you could tell me about something you've done that you're really proud of." Make sure you've got at least an hour, because sometimes these stories lead to more stories, and a relationship begins to build."
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There is no falling action in the book. the book jsut leaves you hanging
Yes, Sunjo died in the book "Peak" after falling off a cliff while trying to rescue Peak's father, who had also fallen.
the rising action is what takes you to the climax of the story and the falling actions is what is after the climax.
what is the falling action in holes
Rising action is the build up to the biggest problem in the book and the falling action is the loose ends from the big problem
The falling action for the book, "Double Identity" is when Bethany learns the truth about herself. She learns that she is her dead sister's clone.
The peak of the story is also known as the climax. This is the highest moment of action in a story, and a major event usually occurs at this point. The climax comes after the rising action and comes before the falling action. Hope this helps!!
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To create a plot diagram, you typically start by identifying the key elements of the story, such as the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Then, you plot these elements on a diagram with the introduction at the beginning, rising action leading to the climax in the middle, and falling action and resolution towards the end. This visual representation helps outline the sequence of events in a story.
In the book "Peak" by Roland Smith, the exposition introduces the main character, Peak Marcello, a teenage boy who loves climbing. The rising action involves Peak's journey to climb Mount Everest with his estranged father, facing challenges and forming crucial relationships along the way.
When Maddy talks the girls into stopping their fight.
The falling action is when jamal hicks decides he wants to return the gun back to randy's friend mack.