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The Three Little Pigs
b. Suspense is built when the wolf goes to the first pig's house to eat him. He knocks on the door and tells the pig to let him in or he'll blow his house down. This incident is the rising actions in the plot. It begins the conflict between the pigs and the wolf.
c. The first complication occurred when the first little pig ran to the second pig's house after the wolf blewn down his home. The wolf gets to the second pig's stick house and blows it down to get to these pigs. The two pigs run to the third pig's house, this is where the second complication occurs. The wolf tries and fails to blow down the third pig's brick home, so, he goes onto his roof to climb down the chimney. These two scenes are the climax of the story. Trapped together in
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At the end, the wolf falls down the chimney and into the pot of boiling water. The wolf then dies, making the pigs safe. This is the resolution of the story. The conflict is resolved and the story ends.
2: The elements of plot work together to form the Three Little Pigs. The exposition shows the pigs and their houses, the rising actions begin the conflict between the pigs and the wolf. The climax shows the pigs being cornered by the wolf, the falling action shows the pigs outsmarting the wolf. Finally, the resolution shows the wolf is dead and the pigs are safe.
3: A girl named Katniss lives in District Twelve of Panem. In this country, the leaders choose 24 tributes to compete in a fight to the death in the Hunger Games. During the Reaping, which is where they choose two tributes from each district, Katniss's sister is chosen and Katniss volunteers for her. Katniss is then forced to compete in the Hunger Games. Katniss fights in the Hunger Games and becomes allies with a boy. In the games, it is down to just Katniss and her ally, only one can live. Refusing to kill each other, Katniss and her ally Peeta attempt suicide. There attempt is halted and Katniss and Peeta are announced the winners of the Hunger Games. Once she one, Katniss goes back to her home in District Twelve. The exposition introduces Katniss and explains the rules of the Hunger Games. The rising actions occur when Katniss volunteers for her sister and must compete in the Hunger Games. The climax of the story

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