Question

in a narrative, where would be good places to include an event that is exciting but that is not the most important event in the story?
select all that apply.
□ in the rising action
□ in the introduction
□ in the climax
□ in the resolution

Explanation:

• Rising action builds tension with smaller, exciting events that set up the main conflict, so non-key exciting events fit here to engage readers without overshadowing the core story.
• The introduction establishes context/characters; an exciting non-key event can hook readers early without disrupting setup.
• Climax is the story's most important, high-stakes event, so non-key events do not belong here.
• Resolution wraps up the main plot; exciting non-key events would feel out of place as the story concludes.

Answer:

in the rising action
in the introduction