Exposition, Reveals the setting, characters, and hint of the conflict to come., Rising Action, Basically, this is the part of the story where the characters encounter more problems and more problems get intense., Climax, Conflict reaches its highest intensity. Often can result in arguments, battles, and change of heart., Resolution, the ending of the story; how the problems/issues were resolved., Falling Action, the events that happen after the climax. They can tie up loose ends and lead to the resolution., Exposition of "Glued", A mom is upset because her son stays inside and plays video games all day., Rising Action 1 of "Glued", The boy goes upstairs and plays on his computer after his mom turns off the game., Rising Action 2 of "Glued", Mom opens the front door and throws a ball out the door., Rising Action 3 of "Glued", Boy continues to play video games even after mom takes them away., Climax of "Glued", Mom has reached her breaking point and burns all the game., Exposition of "Thank You, Ma'am", She was a large woman, it was eleven o'clock at night and she was walking alone., Rising Action 1 of "Thank You, Ma'am", She drags him to her house talking about he needs his face washed., Rising Action 2 of "Thanks You, Ma,am", He tells Mrs. Jones he stole the money because he wanted a pair of blue suede shoes., Rising Action 3 of "Thank You, Ma,am", Mrs. Jones tells Roger that she has done things too...., Climax of "Thank You, Ma'am", Mrs. Jones leaves her purse alone with Roger while she went to cook dinner., Plot, the events that make up a story; also known as the beginning, middle and end.

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