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    The document discusses plot development and conflict in stories. It explains that plot is the arrangement of events in a story and shows the causal relationships. Plot development includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Conflict is the central struggle in the plot, which can be internal or external, including character vs. character, character vs. nature, character vs. fate, character vs. society, and character vs. self. Videos and a quiz are provided to help students understand these essential plot and conflict elements.

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    The document discusses plot development and conflict in stories. It explains that plot is the arrangement of events in a story and shows the causal relationships. Plot development includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Conflict is the central struggle in the plot, which can be internal or external, including character vs. character, character vs. nature, character vs. fate, character vs. society, and character vs. self. Videos and a quiz are provided to help students understand these essential plot and conflict elements.

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    The document discusses plot development and conflict in stories. It explains that plot is the arrangement of events in a story and shows the causal relationships. Plot development includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Conflict is the central struggle in the plot, which can be internal or external, including character vs. character, character vs. nature, character vs. fate, character vs. society, and character vs. self. Videos and a quiz are provided to help students understand these essential plot and conflict elements.

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    Plot Development

    https://www.flocabulary.com/plot-elements/
    CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.9-10.5
    Plot Development
    http://assets.flocabulary.com/pdfs/units/plot-element
    s-activities.pdf
    Plot Structure
    ★ Plot is the literary element The Plot Development Diagram
    that describes the shows how the main events are
    organized in the plot
    structure of the story.

    ★ Plot shows the causal


    arrangement of events and
    actions within a story.
    Plot Development: Exposition
    ★ Sets the scene

    ★ Author introduces the


    setting and characters

    ★ Provides description and


    background information
    Plot Development: Rising Action
    ★ Series of conflicts and crises in the story
    that lead to the turning point.
    Plot Development: Climax
    ★ Also called the “turning
    point”

    ★ Event that the rising action


    and central conflict leads
    up to

    ★ Place where plot turns or


    “changes direction” toward
    a resolution
    Plot Development: Falling Action
    ★ Events that happen
    as a result of the
    climax as the conflict
    grows closer to being
    resolved.
    Plot Development: Resolution
    ★ The main conflict is
    resolved
    Characters

    Setting

    Mood

    Exposition
    Characters

    Setting The main


    problem
    Mood of the
    story

    Exposition Conflict
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to
    solve the
    Setting The main conflict
    problem
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action

    Exposition Conflict
    plot turns
    toward a
    resolution

    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to Climax
    solve the The turning point
    Setting The main conflict of the story
    problem
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action

    Exposition Conflict
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    works toward
    the resolution
    of the conflict
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to Climax
    solve the The turning point
    Setting The main conflict of the story
    problem Falling Action
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action

    Exposition Conflict
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    works toward the
    the resolution conflict is
    of the conflict
    Events that solved
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to Climax
    solve the The turning point
    Setting The main conflict of the story
    problem Falling Action
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action
    Resolution

    Exposition Conflict
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    works toward the
    the resolution conflict is
    of the conflict
    Events that solved
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to Climax
    solve the The turning point
    Setting The main conflict of the story
    problem Falling Action
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action
    Resolution

    Exposition Conflict

    Theme: The lesson learned


    Plot Development
    Watch the following videos and organize the
    events in the plot chart.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a6Pe1ovKHg

    https://vimeo.com/23841583
    Plot Review
    Exposition
    Conflict
    Rising Action
    Climax
    Falling Action
    Resolution
    Theme
    Plot Development
    http://assets.flocabulary.com/pdfs/quiz/plot-elements
    -quiz.pdf
    Events that
    occur as the
    character
    works toward the
    the resolution conflict is
    of the conflict
    Events that solved
    occur as the
    character
    Characters
    attempts to Climax
    solve the The turning point
    Setting The main conflict of the story
    problem Falling Action
    Mood of the Rising
    story Action
    Resolution

    Exposition Conflict

    Theme: The lesson learned


    Conflict
    English 1
    Conflict
    ★ Conflict is the dramatic struggle between two
    forces in a story.
    ★ Without conflict, there is no plot.
    Conflict
    Internal Conflict External Conflict
    ● a struggle within a ● Clash between
    character's mind character and an
    outside force
    Conflict Type
    ★ Character vs. Character
    ★ Character vs. Nature
    ★ Character vs. Fate
    ★ Character vs. Society
    ★ Character vs. Self
    Character vs. Character
    ★ This type of conflict finds
    the main character in
    conflict with another
    character, human or not
    human
    Character vs. Nature
    ★ The main character is in conflict with the forces of
    nature, which serve as the antagonist.
    Character vs. Fate
    ★ The main character is in conflict with the forces of fate
    or destiny, which it or a conduit serves as the
    antagonist.
    Character vs. Society
    ★ The main character in conflict with a larger group: a
    community, society, culture, etc.
    Character vs. Self
    ★ The main character
    experiences some kind
    of inner conflict.
    ★ Struggle takes place in
    character’s own mind
    Conflict Types
    Internal External
    ★ Character vs Self ★ Character vs Character
    ★ Character vs. Nature
    ★ Character vs. Society
    ★ Character vs. Fate

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