Answer:
William Hogarth created the first editorial cartoon.
The first comic strip by Willhelm Busch, called Max and Mortiz, published in Germany.
The first comic book, Comics on Parade, was introduced by Max Gaines.
Action Comics #1 was printed.
The first graphic novel, MAUS, was published.
Explanation:
The given events in chronological order are as follows-
1. During the early and mid-1700s, William Hogarth created his numerous paintings. And in 1731, he produced his first work "A Harlot's Progress".
2. The first comic strip "Max and Mortiz" was published in Germany in 1865 by Willhelm Busch.
3. In 1933, Max Gaines introduced the first comic book "Comics on Parade".
4. Action Comics #1 was printed in 1938.
5. And in 1980, MAUS, the first graphic novel was published by American cartoonist Art Spiegelman.
The last one (you wrote b but I think you meant e?) I think.
Answer: I’m not sure because I dunno if there is text attached to these but just based off what it appears to be.
Anything describing a character or something relating to them would be exposition: 22, 23, 30.
Since I haven’t read the selection it’s hard to tell the climax from the action and resolution but I’ll give you some simple definitions.
B. Rising action: anything moving the story along that happens before the climax
C. Climax: Usually what the story is based on, it’s the most exciting part of the story.
D. Falling action: After the most exciting part the story is trying to wrap up but hasn’t ended yet.
E. Resolution is the ending of the story. This is when you can tell if the story had a positive ending or not.
Explanation:
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