1) What part of the plot is being DEVELOPED? Dan Morgan had been excited about this field trip since his first week of school. His class would visit the Space Center in November. The day had finally arrived. It was a cool, crisp fall day. a) Exposition b) Rising Action c) Climax d) Falling Action 2) What happens during the rising action of a story? a) The resolution of the story is revealed b) The story begins to slow down and work toward its end c) A series of events that build tension d) The main character faces a major enemy 3) What is the purpose of the inciting incident in a story? a) To create chaos and conflict in the story b) To introduce the main character c) To resolve any remaining issues d) To tie up loose ends 4) What is the purpose of the exposition of a story? a) To create chaos and conflict in the story b) To tie up loose ends c) To build suspense d) To introduce characters and setting 5) When does the climax of a story occur? a) At the beginning of the story b) At the peak of the story c) During the falling action of the story d) After the resolution of the story 6) The sequence of events that make up a story is the ___________ a) falling action b) rising action c) plot d) exposition 7) This longest part of the story develops the character and the conflict. a) Rising action b) Falling action c) Exposition d) Inciting incident e) Resolution 8) The correct order of plot events are... a) Inciting incident, Rising action, exposition, climax, falling action, resolution b) Exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution c) Exposition, resolution, falling action, rising action, climax, inciting incident d) Exposition, inciting incident, climax, rising action, falling action, resolution 9) Inciting incidents are... a) External. b) Internal. 10) This turning point of the story is when the most exciting, and action and drama occur here. a) Inciting incident b) Exposition c) Climax d) Resolution 11) In this part of the story conflict or stress lessens. a) Resolution b) Exposition c) Climax d) Falling action 12) These are the final event(s) or incident in a story where things return to normal. a) Resolution b) Exposition c) Inciting incident d) Falling action 13) The Big Three a) Inciting incident, Climax, Falling action b) Exposition, Rising action, Resolution c) Inciting incident, Climax, Resolution d) Exposition, Falling action, Resolution 14) This part of the story introduces the characters and establishes the setting (time and place). a) Exposition b) Inciting incident c) Climax d) Rising action 15) This part introduces conflict and hooks the reader into the story. a) Resolution b) Climax c) Rising action d) Inciting incident

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