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    This guided notes document provides an outline for analyzing the key elements of a story's plot structure, including the exposition, setting, characters, rising action, conflict(s), climax, falling action, and resolution. Students are prompted to take notes on the background information, setting, protagonists, sources of conflict, highest point of tension, aftermath of the climax, and solving of the central problem to fully understand the narrative arc.

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    This guided notes document provides an outline for analyzing the key elements of a story's plot structure, including the exposition, setting, characters, rising action, conflict(s), climax, falling action, and resolution. Students are prompted to take notes on the background information, setting, protagonists, sources of conflict, highest point of tension, aftermath of the climax, and solving of the central problem to fully understand the narrative arc.

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    Activity 3 Guided Notes

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    This guided notes document provides an outline for analyzing the key elements of a story's plot structure, including the exposition, setting, characters, rising action, conflict(s), climax, falling action, and resolution. Students are prompted to take notes on the background information, setting, protagonists, sources of conflict, highest point of tension, aftermath of the climax, and solving of the central problem to fully understand the narrative arc.

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    ACTIVITY 3- GUIDED NOTES

    Exposition- the background information on the characters and setting explained at the
    beginning of the story.

    Setting-

    Characters-

    Rising Action- conflict drives the plot toward the highest point or climax of the story.
    Conflict(s)-

    Climax- the highest point of tension in a story usually resolving the conflict between the
    protagonist and antagonist.

    What happens?

    Falling Action- everything that happens after the climax and before the resolution.
    What happens next?

    Resolution (Dénouement)- unraveling the knot or the end of the story.


    What problem is solved?

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