 A series of events in a story.  Exposition  Rising action  Turning point  Climax  Falling action  Resolution/Denouement.

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 A series of events in a story

 Exposition  Rising action  Turning point  Climax  Falling action  Resolution/Denouement

 The Exposition provides important background information and introduces the setting and the important characters MmY1Bb50

 Series of events that build on the problem and lead to the climax OfPMEiE

 The point at which a very significant change occurs; a decisive moment EcdBMLLU

 The point of greatest interest in a story or play. Usually occurs toward the end of a story. Ba_kgtZSfE

 Sequence of events that follow the climax and end in the resolution. cL_upEoE

 Reveals how everything turns out; closure that brings the story to an end. 

 Time and place of the action

 Problem or struggle that a character faces in a story  ExternalInternal  Man vs. ManMan vs. Self  Man vs. Society  Man vs. Nature