Final answer:
The correct order of the magician and rabbit's story events, in terms of conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution, is as follows: the rabbit is hungry, the magician is in danger, the rabbit walks away, the magician rips his pants, and finally, the magician gives the rabbit a carrot.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can arrange the events given into the structure of a typical story arc, identifying the conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Using the descriptions provided, we can infer the following order:
Conflict: The rabbit is hungry but the magician hasn't fed him yet (4).
Rising action: The magician is falling from the ceiling and will die if the rabbit doesn't pull a trick out of his hat to save him (3).
Climax: The rabbit walks away off stage angry at the magician (2).
Falling Action: The magician rips his own pants off through the hat portal (5).
Resolution: The magician realizes that the rabbit did a great job and is just as much part of the act as he is so he makes peace by giving him a carrot (1).
It is important to note that while the climactic moment generally occurs closer to the end of the story, in this particular sequence of events, the magician's act of ripping his pants occurs as falling action after the tension peaks with the rabbit's apparent departure. The story concludes with the magician's acknowledgment of the rabbit's importance, which serves as the resolution.