Characters, Setting, and Plot
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Objective
I can identify the characters, setting, and plot in a story I read.
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Warm-up video
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Practice
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Which part of the plot introduces the characters and setting? A) Rising Action B) Climax C) Exposition
A character's internal problem is best described as: A) A challenge they face in the outside world. B) A problem they face within themselves. C) An issue caused by another character.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Read the following passage: "The old lighthouse stood tall against the crashing waves. Inside, lived a lonely keeper named Silas. Every night, Silas would light the lamp, guiding ships safely through the treacherous waters. One stormy evening, a small boat was caught in the storm. Silas, seeing their distress, kept the light burning bright and guided them to safety." Identify the character, setting, and one event from the plot in the passage. Read the following passage: "In the bustling city of Brightville, lived a young inventor named Maya. Maya dreamed of creating a machine that could clean the polluted air. She spent countless hours in her workshop, tinkering and experimenting. Finally, after many failed attempts, she created a device that purified the air, making Brightville a cleaner, healthier place." Identify the character, setting, and one event from the plot in the passage. ”
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