Elizabeth Tanribilir

ExpositionThe start of the story where you learn the setting and the characters.In Goldilocks and the 3 bears, we learn that the setting is at the 3 bears home.The characters are Goldilocks, the papa bear, mama bear, and baby bear.

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Rising ActionEvents in a story that build up to the climax.A few events that lead up to the climax in Goldilocks and the three bears are:-Goldilocks tries all of the bears porridge.-Goldilocks then tries out the 3 bears chairs, and breaks baby bears chair.-She then tries out the 3 bears beds, and falls asleep in the baby bears bed.

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ClimaxThe most intense, exciting, or important point of a story (Turning point.)The climax of Goldilocks and the 3 bears is when the 3 bears come home and find out that someone ate their porridge, used their chairs, and tried out their beds.The bears find Goldilocks in the baby bears bed!

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Falling actionThe falling action of a story is events that occur after the climax, that lead to the resolution (end of a story.)The events that lead to the resolution in this story are:-Goldilocks wakes up and realizes that the three bears found her in baby bears bed.-She screams, Help! and runs down the stairs and heads for the door.

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ResolutionThe conclusion of a story, ties everything up.Goldilocks runs out of the house, but finds her way home!Moral of the story: She learns to not wander into anyone's house again

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Freytags pyramidFreytag's pyramid is the plot of a story that consists of five parts: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.This is used to piece together the events of a story.

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