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Ipatiy [6.2K]
2 years ago
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2. read the passage. malia looked at the paper the teacher handed back to her and felt a wave of relief. all her studying had fi

nally paid off. during which stage of plot would you expect to read this passage? conflict resolution rising action climax
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koban [17]2 years ago
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At the Resolution stage of plot; it would be expected to be read this passage.

A story's structure is made up of several elements. The fight is the primary topic covered in the narrative. The characters' behavior toward the conflict is the rising action. The climax is the moment just before the resolution, creating tension as we wait to find out how the conflict is resolved. And finally, the resolution is typically the last part of the story, and it explains how the conflict was resolved. The fact that Malia did well on her test after putting in a lot of effort to prepare is the case's resolution.

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