Match the story events on the left to the correct element of plot structure on the right

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saul85 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

In "Seventh Grade" by Gary Soto, the story reaches its climax when <u>Mr. Bueller stays quiet about Victor not knowing French. </u>

When Mr. Bueller asks if anyone in the class knows French and then Victor raises his hand, although he doesn't speak the language, Mr. Bueller decides not to make fun of it, and instead, he continues with the class normally. This action had a positive effect on Victor, who considers Mr. Bueller to be a good person and motivates him to do well in French, despite of his previous attempt to impress Teresa.

Regarding the other options, although they occur at the beginning (Teresa sees Victor in the lunch area and smiles at him and Victor raises his hand in French to impress Teresa) and at the end (Victor assures Teresa that helping her will not be a bother), they aren't considered to be the highest point of the conflict in the story

quester [9]2 years ago

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<u>Explanation:</u>

- Victor pretends he can speak French > Rising action.

- Victor gets his school schedule > Exposition.

- Victor tries to get Teresa's attention after homeroom and at lunch > Rising action.

- Teresa asks Victor if he will help her in French > Falling action.

- Victor checks out books to learn French and help Teresa > Climax

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