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Which statement best describes what happens in the denouement of a story?

Select the two correct answers.

(1 point)
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The falling action concludes, and the story comes to an end.
The falling action concludes, and the story comes to an end.

Any plot elements that remain open are resolved.
Any plot elements that remain open are resolved.

Suspense and tension increase at a considerable pace.
Suspense and tension increase at a considerable pace.

The characters first encounter the story's conflict.
The characters first encounter the story's conflict.

The inciting incident of the story occurs, and more obstacles arise.

1 answer

The two statements that best describe what happens in the denouement of a story are:

  1. The falling action concludes, and the story comes to an end.
  2. Any plot elements that remain open are resolved.

These statements accurately capture the essence of the denouement, which is the final part of a story where the narrative elements are tied up and the resolution is provided.