Question

Using your knowledge of "Was It a Dream?" match the event with its part of the plot. (4 points)

Answer 1

Below you will find the description of each stage in the plot in order to link the action to the plot diagram.

1. Exposition [The actions and event during this part of the plot introduces the character, describes the setting and stablishes the problem] -> b. We learn that the main character was madly in love.

2. Falling action [In this part we see actions and event that happened after the climax and lead the story to the resolution] -> c. The main character falls unconscious on the grave.

3. Climax [This is usually the most exciting part of the story and it is a turning point] -> d. The main character reads the true inscription on his lover's tombstone.

4. Rising action [Here the actions and events feed the story problems and crate suspense] -> a. The main character spends the night in the cemetery.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is the following:

1. Exposition - B. we learn that the main character was madly in love.

2. Falling action - C. The main character falls unconscious on the grave.

3. Climax - D. The main character reads the true inscription on the lover's tombstone.

4. Rising action - A. The main character spends the night in the cemetery.

Explanation:

That plot order satisfies the narrative structure: first we are introduced to the character and the problem: he was madly in love.

After that, the plot develops the problem and creates suspense: the main character spends the night in the cemetery.

Then comes the climatic moment and paramount of the story: the main character reads the true inscription on the lover's tombstone.

Finally, we know what happened after the climax and brought the story to the end: the main character falls unconscious on the grave.