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    Literary Plot Diagram: Vocabulary, Lesson and GAME

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    Literary Plot Diagram

    Vocabulary, Lesson and GAME!

    (Click on the blue arrow to begin)


    Literary Plot Diagram
    First we will learn the
    different parts of the
    Literary Plot Diagram and 3. Climax
    what these new words
    mean. Click on each
    section to learn more.

    4. Falling
    Action
    2. Rising
    Action

    1. Introduction 5. Conclusion
    Introduction
    The introduction is the beginning of the narrative in
    which the author introduces the:
    Setting
    Characters
    Central Conflict
    Rising Action
    The rising action is the second part of the story in
    which:
    Characters are developed through their actions
    Character motives become more clear
    Conflict develops
    Climax
    The climax is the third part of the plot in which the
    conflict reaches its peak or turning point.
    Falling Action
    The falling action is the fourth part of the story and
    includes the events that follow the climax.
    Conclusion
    The conclusion is the end of the story and indicates how
    the conflict has been resolved.

    Now, see if you can place these new vocabulary words in


    their correct spots on the Literary Plot Diagram.
    Literary Plot Diagram
    Which “X” represents
    the Rising Action? X

    X X
    Literary Plot Diagram
    Which “X” represents
    the Falling Action? X

    X X
    Literary Plot Diagram
    Which “X” represents
    the Climax? X

    X X
    Literary Plot Diagram
    Which “X” represents
    the Introduction? X

    X X
    Literary Plot Diagram
    Which “X” represents
    the Conclusion? X

    X X
    Rising Action…

    Oops! Try Again.


    Falling Action…

    Oops! Try Again.


    Introduction…

    Oops! Try Again.


    Conclusion…

    Oops! Try Again.


    Climax…

    Oops! Try Again.


    Rising Action…

    Correct!
    Falling Action…

    Correct!
    Climax…

    Correct!
    Introduction…

    Correct!
    Conclusion…

    Correct!
    You Did It! Great Job.
    References
    Plot Diagram
    WikiAnswers

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