Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match the plot events of Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer to the appropriate plot element.
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
resolution
At Joe's trial. Tom Sawyer is called up to speak. He accuses Joe of the crime. He admits
to the townspeople it wasn't Muff who committed the murder.
Joe dies, and Huckleberry and Tom steal all of his money. The Widow Douglas decides
to adopt Huck, and Tom tells everyone that Huck is rich. The money is invested for
both of them for the future. Huck tells Tom that they are robbers together.
The story takes a turn when Doctor Robinson is murdered. A man named Muffis
wrongly blamed for the crime. Tom and his friend Huckleberry know that the real
killer is Muff's friend Joe. But they aren't sure if they should tell the truth and let the
whole town know who really committed the murder
After Tom accuses Joe of committing murder at the trial, Tom and Huckleberry
explore Joe's hideout. They find that he has thousands of dollars in gold. They try to
take the money, angering Joe. They later find out that Joe wants revenge on a
townswoman known as Widow Douglas.
Tom is first seen being yelled at by his Aunt Polly. She later sends him to whitewash
the fences. There. Tom tells people that whitewashing is the most fun thing a boy
could do. He tricks the other boys in town into doing it for him. He even makes them
pay for the privilege of whitewashing the fence.

Exposition - Tom is first seen being yelled at by his Aunt Polly. She later sends him to whitewash the fences. There. Tom tells people that whitewashing is the most fun thing a boy could do. He tricks the other boys in town into doing it for him. He even makes them pay for the privilege of whitewashing the fence.

Rising action - The story takes a turn when Doctor Robinson is murdered. A man named Muffis wrongly blamed for the crime. Tom and his friend Huckleberry know that the real killer is Muff's friend Joe. But they aren't sure if they should tell the truth and let the whole town know who really committed the murder.

Climax - At Joe's trial. Tom Sawyer is called up to speak. He accuses Joe of the crime. He admits to the townspeople it wasn't Muff who committed the murder.

Falling action - After Tom accuses Joe of committing murder at the trial, Tom and Huckleberry explore Joe's hideout. They find that he has thousands of dollars in gold. They try to take the money, angering Joe. They later find out that Joe wants revenge on a townswoman known as Widow Douglas.

Resolution - Joe dies, and Huckleberry and Tom steal all of his money. The Widow Douglas decides to adopt Huck, and Tom tells everyone that Huck is rich. The money is invested for both of them for the future. Huck tells Tom that they are robbers together.

Explanation:

The plot of a story can be divided into five elements:

These elements take place in the order I've listed them in. We simply need to pay attention to the order in which the given events from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer take place. This is how this question should be solved.

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