Read these story events from the "Three Little Pigs": 1. Three little pigs build their houses: one out of hay, one out of sticks, and one out of bricks. 2. The wolf visits the houses of the first and second pig and blows them down. 3. The wolf visits the brick house of the third pig and cannot blow it down. 4. The wolf climbs to the roof of the brick house to climb down the chimney. 5. The little pig places a boiling water pot in the fireplace. 6. The wolf falls down the chimney into the boiling water. 7. The pigs make a rug out of the wolf skin and live safely and happily ever after. Which part of the story represents the rising action?

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8 April, 05:38

Read these story events from the "Three Little Pigs": 1. Three little pigs build their houses: one out of hay, one out of sticks, and one out of bricks. 2. The wolf visits the houses of the first and second pig and blows them down. 3. The wolf visits the brick house of the third pig and cannot blow it down. 4. The wolf climbs to the roof of the brick house to climb down the chimney. 5. The little pig places a boiling water pot in the fireplace. 6. The wolf falls down the chimney into the boiling water. 7. The pigs make a rug out of the wolf skin and live safely and happily ever after. Which part of the story represents the rising action?

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Dana Henson · Answer 1

Answer: the pigs make a rug out the wolf skin and live safely and happily ever after. The resolution of a story refers to the unfolding or the solution of the main conflict. Most of the time, the resolution is presented in the final parts of a story, following the climax. In this case, the main conflict of the story is the fact that the wolf wants to eat the pigs. The climax occurs when the wolf, unable to blow down the third house, falls into the pot of boiling water. Therefore, the resolution is when the pigs no longer have to worry about the wolf and can live happily ever after.