Narrative Structure: Beginning, Middle, End
Students will identify and apply the elements of a narrative arc (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution) in short stories.
Key Questions
- Explain how the exposition sets the stage for the conflict in a story.
- Predict the potential climax of a narrative based on its rising action.
- Differentiate between the falling action and the resolution of a story.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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