Language Arts Plot Line

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    If a picture of the Eiffel Tower were in a book that you were reading, the story's exposition would most likely be in which city?

    • New York City
    • Rome
    • Paris
    • Los Angeles
    • Tai Pei
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This plot line quiz will test the points of the plot line according to stories read in class. Also, this quiz will test the ability to pull out the main idea of speeches.

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  • 2. 

    Click on the following link below.  Watch the video clip.  After reading the story, which part of the plot line is this located in? The Outsiders

    • Resolution

    • Falling Action

    • Climax

    • Rising Action

    • Exposition

    Correct Answer
    A. Climax
    Explanation
    The climax is the most intense and pivotal moment in a story, where the conflict reaches its peak and the outcome is determined. It is the turning point that leads to the resolution of the story. In this case, the question asks which part of the plot line the given story is located in, and the answer is the climax.

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  • 3. 
    Ponyboy is the narrator of the story.  Which characters below are his brothers? - ProProfs

    Ponyboy is the narrator of the story.  Which characters below are his brothers?

    • Sodapop

    • Randy

    • Bob

    • Johnny

    • Darry

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Sodapop
    A. Darry
    Explanation
    Ponyboy is the narrator of the story, and his brothers are Sodapop and Darry. This is evident from the information given in the question.

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  • 4. 

    Listen to the following speech.  Which of the following are not part of the main idea?

    • Separate but equal opportunities

    • Freedom

    • Equality

    • Separation of church and state

    • Justice

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Separate but equal opportunities
    A. Separation of church and state
    Explanation
    The main idea of the speech is centered around concepts such as freedom, equality, and justice. These ideas are all related to the overall theme of the speech, which is likely discussing the importance of these principles in society. However, the concepts of separate but equal opportunities and separation of church and state are not directly related to the main idea. They may be mentioned in passing or as examples, but they are not central to the main message of the speech.

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    The climax is the ___________________________ of the story.

    Correct Answer(s)
    Turning point. Main action.
    Explanation
    The climax is the turning point of the story where the main action reaches its peak. It is the most intense and crucial moment in the narrative, where the conflict is at its highest and the outcome is determined. It is the point where all the tension and suspense built throughout the story is resolved, leading to the resolution and conclusion of the plot.

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  • 6. 

    Watch the following video clip.  Explain how these events further the plot line.

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