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Question 8 of 10

What typically happens during a story's falling action?
A. The most exciting point in the action occurs.
B. Necessary background information is provided.
OC. New characters are introduced and explained.
D. Events occur as a result of what happened in the rising action.

Answer 1

Answer: D. Events occur as a result of what happened in the rising action.

Explanation:

During a story's falling action, events occur as a result of what happened in the rising action. The conflicts and complications of the story are being resolved, and the story is heading toward its conclusion. The tension and excitement from the climax of the story start to decrease, and loose ends are tied up. The falling action is often used to provide readers with a sense of closure and resolution and to prepare them for the story's conclusion.