Question

Part 1: Plot Elements Element Definition: Define each term in your own words. ACT in the Play: Identify the Act in which each element occurs. Exposition: Rising Action: Climax: Falling Action: Resolution: Part 2: Plot Analysis As you read the scenes in this lesson, select three important events in the play and complete the chart below. Event: In your own words, explain what happens in this part of the play. Your answer should be 2-3 sentences. Text Support: Identify the Act and Scene in which this event takes place and include a direct quote from this scene that captures the mood. Why is it important to the story?: In your own words, explain why each event is important. Your response should be 2-3 sentences. Event 1: Event 2: Event 3:

Answer 1

Answer:

Part 1: Plot Elements

Elements definition

Define each term in your own words

Identify the act in which each element occurs

Exposition:  Introduction of the characters, settings, and their unaltered reality is presented to the reader/viewer before any conflict develops. This part sets up the story.  This plot element happens in Act 1

Rising Action: is the development of conflicting situations between the protagonist and the main problem or antagonist that starts to unfold the plot of the story. This plot element occurs in Act 2

Climax: The highest point of tension of a story, means the direct conflict between protagonist and antagonist. One must win. This element occurs in Act 3

Falling action: Follow the climax and start to resolve the conflict, things start falling into a new order. This element occurs in Act 3

Resolution: The achievement of a new reality, symbolizes the end of the story and the resolution of the main conflict of it. This element occurs in Act 3

Explanation:

The definitions above are described and classified as they are by The Classical Paradigm. This is a formula to develop story that dates back to the book Poetics from Aristotle in Ancient Greece. This structure has three main acts the set up, the confrontation, and resolution also it contains several plot elements such as: exposition, plot point I, rising action, midpoint, plot point II, climax, falling action, and resolution. As you can see this is only the first part of the answer as the specified scenes and other supporting information is not provided, If you would like me to continue answering please provide the supporting details and I will be pleased to help you. Any further questions let me know I am happy to help