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PLOT OUTLINE G IN LL ION FA T AC RIS AC ING TIO N

PLOT OUTLINE G IN LL ION FA T AC RIS AC ING TIO N CLIMAX EXPOSTIO N Jordan Deahl February 27 th 2013 5 th grade English BOOKS UPPER RIGHT CONNER: http: //webclipart. about. com/od/bookorig/ss/Stack-Of-Books-3. htm How the Grinch Stole Christmas: http: //countingtoten. com/my-top-ten-favorite-childrens-christmas-books/ RESOLUTIO

How the Grinch Stole Christmas Through out this presentation we will use “How the

How the Grinch Stole Christmas Through out this presentation we will use “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” by Dr. Seuss, as an example of different part of the plot outline. How the Grinch Stole Christmas: http: //countingtoten. com/my-top-ten-favorite-childrens-christmas-books/

EXPOSTIO N Important background information that is said at the beginning of the story

EXPOSTIO N Important background information that is said at the beginning of the story EXAMPLE: As the reader we find out that the Grinch hates Christmas because his heart is two sizes to small. Text: http: //www. bathcsd. org/webpages/edepartment/literary_terms. cfm Picture: http: //muslimmedicine. net/? p=735

RISING ACTION The events, like conflict and complications, leading up the to climax. Text:

RISING ACTION The events, like conflict and complications, leading up the to climax. Text: http: //www. bathcsd. org/webpages/edepartment/literary_terms. cfm Picture: http: //leasingnews. org/archives/Dec 2012/12_14. htm EXAMPLE: The rising action of this story is when the Grinch an idea and dresses up like Santa and steals all the Who’s presents.

CLIMAX The turning point of events in a story EXAMPLE: The climax of the

CLIMAX The turning point of events in a story EXAMPLE: The climax of the story is when all the Who wake up and all there presents are gone and they are not up set, the Grinch realizes that Christmas is not about the presents. Text: http: //www. bathcsd. org/webpages/edepartment/literary_terms. cfm Picture: http: //www. tvguide. com/tvshows/how-the-grinch-stole-christmas/photos/191559/85176

FALLING ACTION The result or effects of the climax EXAMPLE: The falling action is

FALLING ACTION The result or effects of the climax EXAMPLE: The falling action is when the Grinch gave all the Who’s back their presents. Text: http: //www. bathcsd. org/webpages/edepartment/literary_terms. cfm Picture: http: //abc. go. com/shows/dr-seuss-how-the-grinch-stole-christmas

RESOLUTION The end of the story when all the loose ends are tired up

RESOLUTION The end of the story when all the loose ends are tired up Text: http: //www. bathcsd. org/webpages/edepartment/literary_terms. cfm Picture: http: //electroshadow. com/? p=19800 EXAMPLE: The resolution on the story is that they all gather for the Christmas fest and the Grinch no longer hates Christmas.