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This document provides instructions on how to complete a plot structure diagram by identifying the key elements of a story, including characters, setting, conflict, climax, rising action, falling action, resolution, and theme. The diagram is used to map out the major events in a narrative and how they relate to one another to form the overall plot. Filling in the different sections helps to break down and analyze the structure of the story.
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This document provides an outline for summarizing a novel. However, it does not include any details about the specific novel being summarized, such as its title or author. The outline includes placeholders for introducing the story, describing main characters and settings, identifying the main problem or conflict, recounting key events, and explaining how the conflict is resolved. It concludes by asking for an evaluation of whether the novel was enjoyed and why. However, without any information about the actual novel, only a generic summary of the outline structure can be provided.Borang bacaan nilam
Borang bacaan nilamPss Smkm Labuan
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This document contains a reading record form used by students in Malaysia to record information about books they have read. The form includes fields to fill in the book title, author, publisher, number of pages, and whether it is fiction or non-fiction. It then provides sections for students to write a plot summary, compare characters, describe the main character, complete graphic organizers like flow maps and tree maps, and rate the book on a scale of 1 to 10. The form is checked and signed by a teacher.Wordstorm sample
Wordstorm sampleIsabela Nunes
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The document describes an activity called WordStorm that encourages creative writing. Students first brainstorm 8 words related to an image and write them down. They then use all 8 words to write an exciting short story or description about the image. The activity challenges students to incorporate all the words in a creative way. A subscription provides ongoing WordStorm documents to make it a regular classroom activity and foster imaginative writing skills.Plot structurediagram
- 1. Plot Structure Diagram NAME____________________ CHARACTER(S) SETTING TURNING POINT/ CLIMAX _____________________________ _____________________________ FALLING ACTION _____________________________ _____________________________ RISING ACTION __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ ______________________ __________________________ ______________________ _____________________ TITLE _______________________ ________________ _____________________ ________________ CONFLICT _______________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ RESOLUTION __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ __________________________ AUTHOR THEME _______________________________ _______________________________ McCormick Studios
- 2. McCormick Studios HOW TO COMPLETE THE PLOT STRUCTURE DIAGRAM 1. Identify the main characters within the story. Remember the characters you should list are those that participate in the action. 2. Identify the setting of the story. This could include where the story took place or when then story took place. (Time of day, year, month, etc.) 3. Identify the conflict between the hero (protagonist) and the (enemy) antagonist. 4. Identify the resolution. How was the conflict solved? 5. Identify the turning point or climax. This is the main event between the hero and the opponent. This can be identified as the moment you have been waiting for. 6. Identify the rising action, which are the major events that lead to the turning point. 7. Identify the falling action, which are the events that lead to the resolution. 8. Identify the theme of the story. What is the lesson or message the author is trying to help you to understand? What is the lesson the protagonist learned? *Reword #4 so that is can apply to anyone who reads the story. 9. Identify the exposition of the story. Using the characters, setting, conflict, and mood (how the story made you feel) to create the exposition of the story, which helps you to get into the story, novel, or movie from the very beginning. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________