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ELEN [110]
3 years ago
5

Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs Match each part of a story to a plot element. exposition rising action climax

falling action resolution The names of the winning couple are announced—Ryan and Cora. Cora cries tears of joy. arrowRight The crowd cheers the couples on the dance floor. Ryan and Cora are dancing well, but Cora feels stabs of pain. Still, she is determined not to let Ryan down. arrowRight Ryan and Cora walk to the school gym. They are ready to compete in the dance contest. arrowRight Cora sprains her ankle while climbing the stairs. Ryan gets her an aspirin from the first aid station. arrowRight Ryan notices Cora struggling and helps her by improvising. He performs lifts that allow Cora to keep her feet off the ground during the last bit of their performance. arrowRight
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