English, 05.12.2020 04:10, uticabadgirl

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure? Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.
Act I, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.
Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.
Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play

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How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 offers the resolution of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 provides the rising action of the play.

How would you categorize the events of Act II, Scene 5 in terms of plot structure?

Act II, Scene 5 creates the climax of the play.

Act II, Scene 5 is the falling action of the play.

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