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Bungawitta Plot Diagram

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Bungawitta Plot Diagram

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📚 Part 1: Understanding Conflict and Resolution

1. What is the main conflict (problem) in the story "Bungawitta"?

The characters get lost in the bush

There is a disagreement between family members

The weather becomes dangerous

Someone loses something important

2. How is the conflict resolved in "Bungawitta"?
3. Which characters are most important in solving the problem? Tick all that apply:

The grandmother

The children

The father

The mother

🏔️ Part 2: Creating Your Plot Diagram

4. Complete the plot diagram for "Bungawitta" by filling in each section below:

Introduction: What happens at the beginning of the story?

Rising Action: What events lead up to the main problem?

Conflict (Climax): What is the main problem or turning point?

Resolution: How is the problem solved?

Conclusion: How does the story end?

5. Draw your own plot diagram in the space below. Label each part and add key events from "Bungawitta":

✨ Part 3: Creative Extension

6. Imagine a different way the conflict in "Bungawitta" could have been resolved. Describe your alternative ending:
7. Why do you think conflict and resolution are important parts of any story? Explain your thinking:

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