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1 Written expectations All written portions should be in PIE paragraphs!

2 Title page Story by: ______________________
Visualization and Analysis by: __________________

3 Exposition Summarize the EXPOSITION: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of EXPOSITION? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4 Rising Action Summarize the RISING ACTION: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of RISING ACTION? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5 Rising Action Summarize the RISING ACTION: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of RISING ACTION? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6 Climax Summarize the CLIMAX: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of CLIMAX? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7 Falling Action Summarize the FALLING ACTION: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of FALLING ACTION? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

8 RESOLUTION Summarize the RESOLUTION: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the definition of RESOLUTION? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

9 Foreshadowing Example #1
Summarize an example of foreshadowing in the story from an event in either the exposition or the rising action:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the true meaning of foreshadowing? What did it foreshadow would happen? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

10 Foreshadowing Example #2
Summarize an example of foreshadowing in the story from an event in either the exposition or the rising action:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this scene represent the true meaning of foreshadowing? What did it foreshadow would happen? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

11 Setting - Place Summarize a specific location of the story :________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does this specific location influence the plot of “The Most Dangerous Game”? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

12 Setting – Social Conditions
Summarize the social conditions associated with the story :________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does the setting’s social conditions influence the plot of “The Most Dangerous Game”? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

13 Setting – Mood/Atmosphere
Summarize the mood/atmosphere associated with the setting of the story :________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How does the author inspire this mood/atmosphere for the reader and characters through the setting? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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