What is the plot of a book report?

Answer 1

Plot is the sequence of incidents (or event) in a narrative (or book). The plot of a book is not just the same thing as the summary. The summary is exactly that, it summarizes the book very briefly. The plot is different.

In fiction, the plot is a sequence of consistent events arranged to form a pattern and achieve an intended effect, in other words, the plot is a sequence of events that leads up to the most important part of a story, the climax. Along with character, setting, theme, ans style, plot is considered one of the needed components of fiction.

Plot Structure

First is the Conflict: A problem

Then Rising Action: The suspense or trill that leads to the climax

Then Climax: The high point, a moment most intense, a turning point, a major culmination of events.

Then Falling Action: The falling action is the part of a story following the climax and shows the effects of the climax

And Last Resolution: The part of the story in which the problem of the story is resolved or worked out.

Answer 2

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Aristotle calls Plot "the arrangement of the incidents…according to probability or necessity." It is a product of cause and effect.

Answer 3

It is not the plot of the report, but the plot of the book. The plot is the story line - what is happening, who is involved, when, why, and where.