Read the passage.

Moriah caught the rebound with only five seconds left in the game. She ran as fast as she could, dodging in and out of players. With only three seconds left, Moriah knew it was now or never to tie the game. She threw the ball. She scored!

During which stage of plot would you expect to read this passage?

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Saige

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18 February, 21:05

Read the passage.

Moriah caught the rebound with only five seconds left in the game. She ran as fast as she could, dodging in and out of players. With only three seconds left, Moriah knew it was now or never to tie the game. She threw the ball. She scored!

During which stage of plot would you expect to read this passage?

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Larsen · Answer 1

Larsen 18 February, 21:14

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Climax is probably the answer

Giovanny Blankenship · Answer 2

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

During the stage of a plot called "climax", you would expect to read this passage: "Moriah caught the rebound with only five seconds left in the game. She ran as fast as she could, dodging in and out of players. With only three seconds left, Moriah knew it was now or never to tie the game. She threw the ball. She scored!"

The climax of a plot is the moment in the history where the actions, emotions, and tensions are at the highest. It is the moment when the audience is "thrilled to the top" to know what is about to happen next. After the climax comes the "falling action" and then, the "resolution."