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Thank you for reading this. That means you’re actually doing your homework.
Read on to see the directions for tonight’s homework.
HOMEWORK:
On a fresh sheet of loose leaf paper, neatly copy the following sentence:
“The quick, brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.”
AND JUST IN CASE YOU NEVER FINISHED YOUR FLASHCARDS …
- plot – what happens in a story, usually develops in five stages
- exposition – introduces the characters and the setting, often introduces the conflict
- rising action – moves the plot forward, shows how the conflict becomes more complicated
- climax – the moment of greatest interest
- falling action – eases suspense, reveals how the main character begins to resolve the conflict
- resolution – ties up loose ends, sometimes an unexpected twist
- foreshadowing – hinting at future actions