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Understanding Plot by Creating Your Own Story

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Understanding Plot by Creating Your Own Story

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Complete the story by writing the main events. What events could lead up to the climax of the story, and how it will be resolved? Don’t forget to give your story a title!

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Reading & WritingReading FictionFiction ComprehensionCharacters, Setting and Events in Fiction Texts
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