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In a play, the rising action consists of the events that lead up to the a. last line in the scene. b. climax. c. external conflict. d. internal conflict.

In a play, the rising action consists of the events that lead up to the a. last line in the scene. b. climax. c. external conflict. d. internal conflict.
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In a play, the rising action consists of the events that lead up to the

a. last line in the scene.
b. climax.
c. external conflict.
d. internal conflict.

User Alex Luis Arias
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B. Climax

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User Evilpenguin
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The rising action, which follows the expositions, comes just before the climax.
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