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    The document outlines the typical plot structure of a story, including the five main stages: 1) Exposition, 2) Rising Action, 3) Climax, 4) Falling Action, and 5) Resolution. It provides a brief definition of each stage: the exposition introduces characters and settings, the rising action involves character attempts to solve problems, the climax is the turning point with greatest suspense, the falling action shows events after the climax cooling tensions, and the resolution solves conflicts or problems related to emotions and values.

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    Story / Composition: 1. Exposition: Beginning of The Story

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    STORY / COMPOSITION

    PLOT


    3. CLIMAX

    2. RISING ACTIONS
    4. FALLING ACTIONS

    1. EXPOSITION

    5. RESOLUTION
    1. Exposition: Beginning of the Story

    Introduce character, setting or/and conflict

    2. Rising Actions: Events before the climax

    Character’s attempt to solve the problem.

    3. Climax: the turning point

    The greatest suspense or action.

    4. Falling Actions: Action and events that occur after the climax

    Moving owards ending/ what cools down the heat of the story.

    5. Resolution: End of the story

    Where conflicts or problems are solved, often related to emotion and values

    Size Sound Time Taste

    colossal cooing ancient bitter


    fat noisy brief delicious
    gigantic purring early fresh
    great quiet fast greasy
    immense raspy late juicy
    large screeching long hot
    little thundering modern icy
    short voiceless old loose
    small whispering old-fashioned melted
    tall nutritious
    teeny prickly
    tiny rainy

    Condition Feelings (Bad) Feelings Shape


    (Good)
    alive
    angry broad
    better
    bewildered Agreeable chubby
    careful
    clumsy brave crooked
    clever
    defeated calm curved
    dead
    embarrassed delightful deep
    easy
    fierce eager flat
    famous
    grumpy faithful high
    gifted
    helpless gentle hollow
    happy low
    jolly

    3

    It was a cold and windy day Beth made up her mind to..
    Bright flashes of lighting flashed Casper decided it was not too
    across the sky.. late to change

    No man is an island He had one wish, which was


    When the going get tough, the to see him again
    tough gets going
    Leo heaved a sigh of relieved
    The road was dark and empty that the worst is now over
    The building liked old and
    deserted His parents were glad the he
    turned over a new leaf.
    Aaron was a friendly boy,
    everyone who knew him loved Her eyes watered as she
    him. recollected the events of the
    day
    The clock struck one, but Elsa
    couldn’t go to sleep































    Part 2
    You should spend about 35 minutes on this part.
    [20 marks]

    You had just gone through a terrifying experience.


    In about 120 words, write a story about your experience
    You may use the notes below to help you.

    what was
    the
    setting

    who were when it


    you with happened

    A terrifying
    experience

    how you
    how it got out of
    ended the
    situation
    what you
    saw and
    did

    Write your story

    Adjectives Exercises


    Example A- brave

    Answer: The brave firefighter saved the puppy from the burning building.

    1. anxious-

    2. cold-

    3. cruel-

    4. dry-

    5. embarrassed-

    6. fair-

    7. fantastic-

    8. happy-

    9. lovely-

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