Note and Notice signposts and Stages of the plot

Match the correct signpost to this description: When an object, word, phrase, or idea gets repeated to emphasize something.

Which signpost is connected to this anchor question: Why does this keep showing up ?

As a character tries to solve his or her problem, the story's tension grows. The ___________ of a story is the point of greatest tension.

Stage five in plot is called _________________.

Match the correct signpost to this description: When a character stops to remember something from the past; also known as a flashback.

___________________ is the final stage in most plots. All the conflicts are resolved, and the reader sees the final outcome of all the events.

The series of events in a narrative is called the _______________.

Which signpost is connected to this anchor question: How might this change things?

Why is it important to stop, notice, and note these things while we read?

Match the correct signpost to this description: When a character wonders about something that is really important.

Match the correct signpost to this description: When a character suddenly realizes something they didn't know or see before.

The _____________________ reveals the outcome of the story's climax. At this stage, the tension created by the conflict and climax is relieved.

During exposition the writer also reveals the ______________, or sets the stage for it. It is the main struggle or problem the characters face.

What's another name for a Memory Moment?

Which signpost is connected to this anchor question: Why might this memory be important?

Which signpost is connected to this anchor question: Why is the character doing this?

Match the correct signpost to this description: When a character does or says something unexpected.

Which signpost is connected to this anchor question: What does this make me wonder about?

A typical plot has __________ separate stages.