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At what point in a linear plot does a character usually need to make an important decision to try to resolve a conflict? A. Exposition B. Rising Action C. Climax D. Resolution​
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At what point in a linear plot does a character usually need to make an important decision to try to resolve a conflict?

A. Exposition
B. Rising Action
C. Climax
D. Resolution​

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Expository is the introduction and beginning of the story so it's not A. Rising Action is leading up to the Climax , and the Climax is when the big conflict occurs. Resolution is when the climax is solved. I would say D. Resolution
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C. climax
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