Question

Most stories use a narrative arc to sequence events so that they build on one another to create a coherent whole.

Drag each story component to put them in the correct order. At the top, put the component that is usually first in a story. At the bottom, put the component that is usually last.

Answer 1

Sure! Here’s the typical order of story components in a narrative arc:

1. **Exposition** (introduction of characters, setting, and background information)
2. **Rising Action** (the series of events that create tension and develop the conflict)
3. **Climax** (the turning point or most intense moment in the story)
4. **Falling Action** (events that occur after the climax as the story begins to resolve)
5. **Resolution** (the conclusion of the story, where conflicts are resolved and loose ends are tied up)

You can arrange these components in the above order as needed.