In five-act plays, what generally occurs in Act 3?(1 point)

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The characters and the problem are introduced.

The characters face the problem.

The characters learn a lesson.

The characters learn unknown details and plot twists.

Answer 1

In five-act plays, Act 3 generally involves "the characters learn unknown details and plot twists." This act often introduces significant developments that raise the stakes and alter the characters' understanding of their situation.