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What You Know About Narrative Structure

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Narrative StructureOnline version What You Know About Narrative Structure by Carolina 1 Does the exposition introduce both the setting and the main characters? Yes No 2 Can the main idea of a story be left out if the plot is strong? Yes No 3 Is the climax usually found at the very beginning of a story? Yes No 4 Does the rising action include the events that lead up to the conflict? Yes No 5 Is the main conflict usually resolved during the falling action? Yes No 6 In the exposition, is it important to include a problem or complication right away? Yes No 7 Can the climax change the direction of the story or affect the main character’s choices? Yes No 8 Is it okay if a story doesn’t have a clear resolution or ending? Yes No 9 Does the falling action come before the rising action? Yes No 10 Should the theme of a story be clear or suggested by the resolution? Yes No

Narrative StructureOnline version

What You Know About Narrative Structure

by Carolina

Does the exposition introduce both the setting and the main characters?

Yes

Can the main idea of a story be left out if the plot is strong?

Yes

Is the climax usually found at the very beginning of a story?

Yes

Does the rising action include the events that lead up to the conflict?

Yes

Is the main conflict usually resolved during the falling action?

Yes

In the exposition, is it important to include a problem or complication right away?

Yes

Can the climax change the direction of the story or affect the main character’s choices?

Yes

Is it okay if a story doesn’t have a clear resolution or ending?

Yes

Does the falling action come before the rising action?

Yes

Should the theme of a story be clear or suggested by the resolution?

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Narrative Structure

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Narrative StructureOnline version

by Carolina

Does the exposition introduce both the setting and the main characters?

Can the main idea of a story be left out if the plot is strong?

Is the climax usually found at the very beginning of a story?

Does the rising action include the events that lead up to the conflict?

Is the main conflict usually resolved during the falling action?

In the exposition, is it important to include a problem or complication right away?

Can the climax change the direction of the story or affect the main character’s choices?

Is it okay if a story doesn’t have a clear resolution or ending?

Does the falling action come before the rising action?

Should the theme of a story be clear or suggested by the resolution?

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