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language arts

This is helping you study the language arts book reading ancient technikes

TermDefinition
The most intense part of the story Climax
Builds suspense in the story Rising Action
Includes the central idea or lesson of the story Theme
This is the problem that makes the story interesting conflict
Loose ends of the story are tied up Resolution
Every story has one plot
Characters are introduced in this part of the story Exposition
The person who has the conflict with the main character Antagonist
Includes the challenges faced by the main character conflict
Leads into the conclusion of the story Falling action
The turning point of the story climax
Author's reason for writing the story Theme
Another term used for the main character of the story Protagonist
The person who has the problem with the antagonist Protagonist
Includes events, problems, and conflicts Rising action
Events and actions that help to wrap up the story Falling action
Includes the setting of the story, when and where it takes place Exposition
Usually causes problems for the main character antagonist
The moral of the story may be revealed Resolution
Characters may have changed changed or learned something about themselves. Resolution
The opening situation and beginning of the story Exposition
Actions and events from the opening to the end of the story plot
Readers may bond with the characters and identify with them Rising action
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