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Most plots have two distinct phases. At the start of the story, things get steadily more complicated. This is called the Desis (from a Greek word meaning 'to tangle up'). Then there is a crisis (turning point) and things start to get less complicated. This is called the Lusis (Greek word for untangle).
Some critics call the Desis the rising action. I don't.
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The majority of a narrative takes place during which part of the plot?
Rising Action
What is the plot diagram of the things they carried?
Plot- The plot is the sequence of events in a story, each event causing or leading to another. The 6 things on the plot diagram are......(in this order) 1. Exposition- the introduction to the people, places,and situations that we need to know 2. Rising Action- the series of events that lead to the climax of the story. Usually the conflict struggles with the protagonist - the "rising action" is where the plot is "thickened" with characters and problems. 3. Narrative Hook- the introduction of the main conflict that catches the readers attention, and causes the reader to find out what happend. 4. Climax- the decisive movement in a story; the turing point of the play to which the rising action leaves; the part which determines the outcome of the conflict. 5. Falling Action- the series of events which take place after the climax and leads to the conclusion. 6. Resolution/ Denouncement- establishes a new morn, a new state of afairs- the way things are going to be from then on ( conclusion) *other terms that might help* conflict- the struggle with in the plot between opposing forces protagonist- engages the readers interest and empathy Plot- The plot is the sequence of events in a story, each event causing or leading to another. The 6 things on the plot diagram are......(in this order) 1. Exposition- the introduction to the people, places,and situations that we need to know 2. Rising Action- the series of events that lead to the climax of the story. Usually the conflict struggles with the protagonist - the "rising action" is where the plot is "thickened" with characters and problems. 3. Narrative Hook- the introduction of the main conflict that catches the readers attention, and causes the reader to find out what happend. 4. Climax- the decisive movement in a story; the turing point of the play to which the rising action leaves; the part which determines the outcome of the conflict. 5. Falling Action- the series of events which take place after the climax and leads to the conclusion. 6. Resolution/ Denouncement- establishes a new morn, a new state of afairs- the way things are going to be from then on ( conclusion) *other terms that might help* conflict- the struggle with in the plot between opposing forces protagonist- engages the readers interest and empathy
How do you use plot in a sentence?
"The rebels plotted what course of action they should take."
Where did the action of Ethan frome take place?
Starkfield Massachusetts
Is might a helping verb?
Yes. A helping verb is used to help identify when an action takes place. So in the sentence 'I mightbuy that dress' the helping verb 'might' indicates that the action will take place in the future.
Which event does not take place during the rising action?
The climax does not take place during the rising action. The rising action includes events that develop the plot and build toward the climax, which is the moment of highest tension or conflict in the story.
The majority of a narrative takes place during which part of the plot?
Rising Action
What does rising action mean in literary terms?
Rising action in a plot diagram is the point in time during a plot (can be in a movie, book, play, etc) where the main events leading up to the climax occur. After the initial incident (which is the event that makes the rest if the plot take place), everything up until the climax (which is the most exciting and/or dramatic part of the plot) is the rising action. There will be action, information, clues, etcetc during that part. It helps keep your attention and pull the entire plot together.
What does a rising action of a story mean?
Rising action event is a series of events that take place in a story leading up to the climax. It is a way to build suspense and anticipation in a story and to build up to the main conflict. The rising action event is often the most exciting part of the story as it builds up to the climax. The rising action event is the part of the story that starts after the introduction and before the climax. It involves a series of events that slowly raise the tension and suspense for the reader. The rising action event is the part of the story that leads up to the climax where the conflict of the story is resolved. It is often the most exciting part of the story as it builds up to the climax.
Which of these is an example of rising action leading to the climax in Oedipus Rex?
Oedipus accuses Creon of plotting to take his place as king.
Which element of a play is about what happens in the play and not what the play means?
The element of a play that focuses on what happens, rather than what it means, is the plot. The plot encompasses the sequence of events, actions, and conflicts that take place throughout the story. It includes the structure of the narrative, such as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. This element drives the story forward and engages the audience without delving into the deeper themes or messages.
What is the climax of a plot diagram?
The climax is the point of highest tension or conflict in a story, where the outcome becomes clear and leads to the resolution. It is the turning point that determines the direction of the plot and typically occurs towards the end of the story.
What is the plot diagram of the things they carried?
Plot- The plot is the sequence of events in a story, each event causing or leading to another. The 6 things on the plot diagram are......(in this order) 1. Exposition- the introduction to the people, places,and situations that we need to know 2. Rising Action- the series of events that lead to the climax of the story. Usually the conflict struggles with the protagonist - the "rising action" is where the plot is "thickened" with characters and problems. 3. Narrative Hook- the introduction of the main conflict that catches the readers attention, and causes the reader to find out what happend. 4. Climax- the decisive movement in a story; the turing point of the play to which the rising action leaves; the part which determines the outcome of the conflict. 5. Falling Action- the series of events which take place after the climax and leads to the conclusion. 6. Resolution/ Denouncement- establishes a new morn, a new state of afairs- the way things are going to be from then on ( conclusion) *other terms that might help* conflict- the struggle with in the plot between opposing forces protagonist- engages the readers interest and empathy Plot- The plot is the sequence of events in a story, each event causing or leading to another. The 6 things on the plot diagram are......(in this order) 1. Exposition- the introduction to the people, places,and situations that we need to know 2. Rising Action- the series of events that lead to the climax of the story. Usually the conflict struggles with the protagonist - the "rising action" is where the plot is "thickened" with characters and problems. 3. Narrative Hook- the introduction of the main conflict that catches the readers attention, and causes the reader to find out what happend. 4. Climax- the decisive movement in a story; the turing point of the play to which the rising action leaves; the part which determines the outcome of the conflict. 5. Falling Action- the series of events which take place after the climax and leads to the conclusion. 6. Resolution/ Denouncement- establishes a new morn, a new state of afairs- the way things are going to be from then on ( conclusion) *other terms that might help* conflict- the struggle with in the plot between opposing forces protagonist- engages the readers interest and empathy
Where did the plot take place?
In the UK
How Did the Gunpowder plot take place?
1605
Where did the gunpowder plot take place?
In the UK
How do you use plot in a sentence?
"The rebels plotted what course of action they should take."
